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My son has been gambling and has a temperature of 38,6 and im scared he might have a fever. he went for his 6 weeks immunisation today. should i take him to the emergency room?
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Gambling ? : If this kid is 6 weeks old with a fever of 38.6 he should be taken to an emergency room immediately for a thorough evaluation.
Answered 12/19/2020
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