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Baby Having Intermittent Fever, Vomiting After Pneumonia Treatment. How To Get Relief?

i have a son who is 4 months old. he was admitted in the hospital and there he was found infected with pneumonia . follow up treatment was given to him at the hopsital and was discharge after 3 days. after getting discharge from the hopital at home after 4 hours he has suffering from fever , which goes and comes besides this today he is vomitting and freshed two times. please help me for instant relief to him
Sat, 15 Jun 2013
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Hi Dear
Welcome at Health care Magic,
Probably your child was discharged a little earlier, He should have stayed few days more in the hospital. Probably he is not able to tolerate the oral medicines.
Please give doses with patience, slowly in drop drop method. oral dose should be adequate as advised by your pead. Plse Keep maintain some gap in giving the different medicines.
Finally if this does not work, re consult your Paed.
Thanks
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Baby Having Intermittent Fever, Vomiting After Pneumonia Treatment. How To Get Relief?

Hi Dear Welcome at Health care Magic, Probably your child was discharged a little earlier, He should have stayed few days more in the hospital. Probably he is not able to tolerate the oral medicines. Please give doses with patience, slowly in drop drop method. oral dose should be adequate as advised by your pead. Plse Keep maintain some gap in giving the different medicines. Finally if this does not work, re consult your Paed. Thanks