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My 8 year old daughter has had high fevers 39 degrees celsius and above that medicine doesn't seem to be bringing down... what else can i do to bring in down, been using scalpel and nurofen?
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Cause: Fluids, Tylenol or Motrin for her age and weight and please follow up with your Pediatrician. She may have a bacterial illness including an ear infection, UTI or pneumonia. Additional information is needed.
Answered 12/1/2019
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