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Fever, Vomiting, Drowzy In A Child. Advise And Treatment?

my 4 yr old has been sick on and off for 3 weeks now, most the day she will be fine then all of a sudden her temp shoots up and she starts vomiting and becomes drowsy and sleeps alot. almost every night for the 3 weeks shes vomited at some stage but last night i heard her crying went to see to her and she was shaking chattering her teeth but laid in a huge sweat patch where she was burning up with a very high fever and body hot to touch it lasted for about an hour she has woke up this morning fine again but i dont expect it to last any advice????????? im extremely worried
Thu, 19 Jul 2012
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Hi,

Please get her blood tested for malaria, typhoid or other viral illnesses, if any.

It is better to be on the safer side before serious complications or diseases arise.

You may fix an appointment at the pediatrician's office, get her evaluated on an OPD basis, and get these investigations done.

I hope she gets well soon.

Regards,
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Fever, Vomiting, Drowzy In A Child. Advise And Treatment?

Hi, Please get her blood tested for malaria, typhoid or other viral illnesses, if any. It is better to be on the safer side before serious complications or diseases arise. You may fix an appointment at the pediatrician s office, get her evaluated on an OPD basis, and get these investigations done. I hope she gets well soon. Regards,