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Small Child, High Fever, Throat Swelling, Nasal Congestion, Coughing, Sneezing. Will Taking Amoxi Help?

my 1 year old have a fever up to 102 F from yesterday. he has swallen throat , stuffy nose and coughing. the sneezing and stuffy nose started over a week ago. i went to a doctor yesterday and there is no bacterial infection but the doctor prescribed an antibiotic ( amoxi). should i give it to him? i would prefer to avoid antibiotics.
Thu, 6 Dec 2012
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Because your child having high grade fever with throat infection symptoms and signs you better give amoxicillin as advised by your doctor in proper dosage. If there are no signs and symptoms of infection there is no need for antibiotics . But if there are signs and symptoms if infection antibiotic is necessary to combat the infection so continue medication as advised by your doctor as he has examined your child and prescribed the medication.
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Small Child, High Fever, Throat Swelling, Nasal Congestion, Coughing, Sneezing. Will Taking Amoxi Help?

Hi Because your child having high grade fever with throat infection symptoms and signs you better give amoxicillin as advised by your doctor in proper dosage. If there are no signs and symptoms of infection there is no need for antibiotics . But if there are signs and symptoms if infection antibiotic is necessary to combat the infection so continue medication as advised by your doctor as he has examined your child and prescribed the medication.