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Suggest Treatment For Fever Of 9 Year Old

my 9 year old who i might say never gets sick. Her fever will not break . I have been using cold paper towels to keep her head a little a cool.I have been giving her rite aid brand fever reducer.It is not helping .It has been almost 24 hours. I have been giving her oj ,soup,and cold water.What more? I AM AT TEARS!
Wed, 8 Jul 2015
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Many thanks.
Dont worry at all.
Occasional fever due to common cold,FLu etc and fever is manageable easily with good cold sponges with tape water and regular parcetamol.
He needs good hydration,bed rest,more liqiuids orally.and takes 4-7 days.He will become alright soon.
If problems persists then needs full investigations for fever of Not known cause.
then Refer to pedaitrician for it if needed.
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Suggest Treatment For Fever Of 9 Year Old

Many thanks. Dont worry at all. Occasional fever due to common cold,FLu etc and fever is manageable easily with good cold sponges with tape water and regular parcetamol. He needs good hydration,bed rest,more liqiuids orally.and takes 4-7 days.He will become alright soon. If problems persists then needs full investigations for fever of Not known cause. then Refer to pedaitrician for it if needed.