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Hi please help. our baby of 14 months is burning up. shes at 39.1 degrees celsius and want to know if we should be taking her to the hospital...?
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Fever: Yes, you should take your baby to your nearest hospital, so that a pediatrician can identify the source of the fever and treat it.
Answered 2/15/2020
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