Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
About five days ago, my one and half year old baby got a high fever, about 104 F. We rushed to the doctor. On examination, he said that the baby had a severe throat infection. He prescribed antibiotics and Paracetamol. Now it has been five days, and the fever is under control only when I give her the medicine. Once it crosses the eight-hour mark, the fever is back again. I am really worried about my baby's health. She is very cranky and crying all the time. She rejects food and water. Please suggest some treatment.
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I understand that you are very concerned about your baby.
Hope your baby gets well soon. Take care.
For more information consult a pediatrician online
Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
Thank you for your quick reply. But, will not the administration of a high dose of Paracetamol and antibiotics, cause any side effects for the baby? The temperature is not coming down, and the baby is crying a lot. What to do?
Hello,
Welcome back to icliniq.com.
Take care.
For more information consult a pediatrician online
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