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Lately, i have noticed my 7 and 9 years old kids have low grade fever (mostly under 100 f) when playing games on their laptops. the fever goes down after they leave games. is there some sort of link?
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May be. Try to avoid video games and check the temperature in case it has something to do with the time of the day, rather than games. It is possible that the excitement of games can raise the temperature. If they have fever even without the games, it would be prudent to consult a pediatrician. Wish you and your children good health!
Answered 12/28/2021
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