Probably not: High fever is not related to teething - period. She may have a viral mouth/throat infection. In my part of the country we have been seeing a lot of hand/foot/mouth disease right now. Even at her young age, we occasionally see strep in the summer. But in this young girl, a "high fever" is worth a trip to the doc or urgent care - just don't blame her teeth.
Answered 1/4/2015
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No: Although mild fever can be associated with teething, there are no scientific studies to back this up. A high fever is most definitely not due to teething. This child should get a same day appointment to see their doctor.
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No: High fever is not typical of teething. Your child may have a virus. Have her seen by a pediatrician for an evaluation.
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Pain: A high fever is not teething. The fact that she is putting her hand in her mouth constantly could signify she has pain maybe not related to the teething. I would make sure you control the fever, make sure she is well hydrated and take her in to see her doc!
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