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Developed High Fever With Headache, Dry Cough, Chills, Abdominal Pain. Temperature Fluctuating. What Can Be Done?

My 9year old daughter developed high fevers Sunday morning; 39degC, headache, dry cough, chills, abdominal pain.
Visited hospital tests FBC + Urinalysis; clean but treated for 'throat infection'
Given Orelox antobiotic, Effermol 500mg, Cetrizine, Ventolin Syrup
Last night temps still high ranging 37.5 - 38.7
after dinner n drugs, screamed of abdominal pain & threw up her dinner (temp was 38.5)
This morning 7.00am - temp 36.7degC, 10am - temp 35.0degC, 11.30am - temp 37.2degC
Should I be worried still?
Ms Lucia
Tue, 18 Jun 2013
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Hello Lucia! Welcome to HCM. Your daughter may be having Viral Infection and it is self limiting. You can continue the same treatment for a couple of days and if still it does not control then see a paediatrician. Take care.
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Developed High Fever With Headache, Dry Cough, Chills, Abdominal Pain. Temperature Fluctuating. What Can Be Done?

Hello Lucia! Welcome to HCM. Your daughter may be having Viral Infection and it is self limiting. You can continue the same treatment for a couple of days and if still it does not control then see a paediatrician. Take care.