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The age of my child is 3 yrs.He is suffering from fever since last 7 days. last day doctor has prescribed an antibiotic medicine named CLAMP-KID,FORTE,suspension.But even after taking that medicine (already 3 does with 12 hrs interval) temperature of my child rise around 101.5 F to 102 F. At that time I am giving Febrinil syrup.Preliminary clinical test have been made but no tangible anomaly have seen. Is any alternative antibiotic for the same. I need suggestion as early as possible.Thanks & Regards Saikat Majumder West Bengal Kolkata.
Since the reports are normal, as you mention, probably the cause is a viral infection. Viral infections in children are very common and are often associated with high rise of temperature. Antibiotics are ineffective but since you have started it, I would insist you to complete the course. No alternative antibiotics required. Just continue febrinil which contains paracetamol which will help in bringing down the temperature. Steam inhalation would be helpful. Give plenty of curd. In 5-7 days things generally return to normal. If not, get blood tests done to rule out typhoid.
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Suggest Treatment For Child Fever
Since the reports are normal, as you mention, probably the cause is a viral infection. Viral infections in children are very common and are often associated with high rise of temperature. Antibiotics are ineffective but since you have started it, I would insist you to complete the course. No alternative antibiotics required. Just continue febrinil which contains paracetamol which will help in bringing down the temperature. Steam inhalation would be helpful. Give plenty of curd. In 5-7 days things generally return to normal. If not, get blood tests done to rule out typhoid.