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My 16 yr old healthy son was working outside in 88 degree heat. i just got home & he has 104.2 temp 102 heart. what should we do?
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Cool baths: It is important to get the temperature down as soon as possible. A cool (not cold) baths and/or showers will help. Calling your pediatrician to ask their opinion will be helpful. If needed go to the nearest er.
Answered 4/24/2015
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