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Nose Pain, Fever, Stomach Ache, Advil

My son (7) complains of pain inside the lower portion of his nose . He has a fever , which we treated with Advil , and his face is redish/flushed around his nose towards his cheeks. He is fairly stuffed up and complains of a sore stomach also. Any advice would be appreciated.
Mon, 11 Nov 2013
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Hi there,

Thank you for choosing HCM.

As your mentioned, your son has had a stuffy nose along with flushing around his cheeks and around the nose alongwith fever.

He probably is developing infection of the subcutaneous tissue of his cheeks and also seems to have sinusitis.
I suggest you should take him to his doctor soon to have him examined, since this may continue to spread, he will probably be started on antibiotics.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Dr. Sumeet.

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Nose Pain, Fever, Stomach Ache, Advil

Hi there, Thank you for choosing HCM. As your mentioned, your son has had a stuffy nose along with flushing around his cheeks and around the nose alongwith fever. He probably is developing infection of the subcutaneous tissue of his cheeks and also seems to have sinusitis. I suggest you should take him to his doctor soon to have him examined, since this may continue to spread, he will probably be started on antibiotics. Hope this helps. Regards, Dr. Sumeet.