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My 10 months old baby girl has a fever. she is a bit cranky as if her tummy is aching. i noticed that she is also teething in the upper gums. ?
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I think she’ll be ok: As a physician and mother of five children I have seen that teething can cause fever. So please use tincture of time in this case. If other symptoms evolve then it’s important to talk to your doctor. But often, tincture of time heals all or if something serious is a mess then it will rear its ugly head in time.
Answered 4/21/2020
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