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My infant 6 months old sons temperature is 38,3 degrees celsius, he cries and has puffy eyes. ?
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Non specific finding: This is a common initial finding in infants developing an upper respiratory illness. There is no need th treat beyond assuring nutrition & good fluid intake. Over the next day or so the kid will likely have more symptoms that would better define the illness. If this spooks you contact his doc.
Answered 7/20/2020
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