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Our 7 month old baby has a fever of 39.2 should we be worried? what can we do?
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Common: At that age it is common for them to have a variety of illnesses that range from simple viruses to ear infection & more. Fever control meds can be offered for comfort and fluid support is required. Further efforts would be based on findings of a physical exam.
Answered 9/18/2019
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