Take it seriously: Appropiate hydration and support is essential.Any time a child is ill and a fever spikes, a concern arises for a secondary infection ie-ear infection.Antibiotics do not treat RSV so the fact that the child is taking one does not change the outcome.If your infant is more lethargic, drinking or urinating less, working harder to breath , or fever persists call your md right away.
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Can be...: If cxr is normal and no respiratory distress then symptomatic treatment is appropriate. The antibiotic will be of little benefit as RSV is a virus.
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M.D. visit: RSV may cause a number of illnesses and can be prolonged. Another visit to your pediatrician's office is suggested. They will ensure there is no pneumonia, ear infection or another infection not related to RSV. I would suggest following your child's temperature and providing adequate hydration.
Answered 6/28/2014
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