A 3-Year-4-Month-Old Child Continues to Fever
Seeking Expert Opinion
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A Child with Recurring Fever for Four Days: Temperature Reached 39.4 Degrees Celsius Last Night
A child has been running a fever for four consecutive days, with the highest temperature reaching 39.4 degrees Celsius last night. Seeking diagnostic and treatment advice.
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Baby’s Fever Caused by Eating Cold Foods
With hot weather, an increase in cold food consumption at home leads to baby’s fever symptoms. Learn about the treatment methods.
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Can a Child with a Fever Drink Powerade?
At 19 weeks pregnant without any other symptoms, can I drink Powerade to replenish fluids? Please give me some advice.
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Can Poor Liver Function Cause a Child to Fever?
Long-term liver dysfunction may lead to hyperactivity of the spleen, which in turn can cause a decrease in immunity and fever. It is recommended to undergo a comprehensive examination and receive symptomatic treatment.
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Causes and Treatment Methods for a Nine-Month-Old Baby’s Fever
A nine-month-old baby having a fever every few hours may be caused by various factors.
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Child with Fever of 39 Degrees Shows No Effect from Azithromycin
An 8-month-old child with a fever of 39 degrees showed no effect from taking Azithromycin; inquiry about the possibility of using Mefenamic acid for fever reduction
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Child’s Fever of Over 39 Degrees, After Three Days of IV Therapy, Do They Still Need Medication?
The child had a fever of over 39 degrees and recovered after three days of IV therapy. The question is whether they still need medication to consolidate the treatment.
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Child’s High Fever Not Receding, Medication Not Improving, What Could Be the Reason?
Child has a persistent high fever despite antibiotic use, seeking possible causes and treatment suggestions.
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Could a Child’s Mouth Sores and Persistent Fever Be Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease?
Mouth sores in a child with persistent fever could be symptoms of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease.
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