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Suggest Treatment For Pneumonia With Sepsis Infection

My son was born with TeT Of follot. Currently hospitalized. Pnumoniaia with sepsis, and mersa infection. He has a no protein, no dairy and no gluten. PIC line. Temp is 101-102, normal for him 97.5. Jaundice. He is also autistic with gastro problems, and reflux.
Tue, 16 Feb 2016
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
Your son has multiple problems like Tetralogy of Fallot, he is acoustic and also has jaundice, gastro problems, pneumonia and sepsis; has been hospitalized.
Since he is running fever means he has an active infection.
I would advise you in such a situation.
Discuss in detail with his Doctors as this is a multi-disciplinary approach case.
He shall need the close observation and many Specialists.
Blood culture and sensitivity as well as other tests would help us to get the most proper antibiotic and helps to give the best possible medications.
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Suggest Treatment For Pneumonia With Sepsis Infection

Hi. Thanks for your query. Your son has multiple problems like Tetralogy of Fallot, he is acoustic and also has jaundice, gastro problems, pneumonia and sepsis; has been hospitalized. Since he is running fever means he has an active infection. I would advise you in such a situation. Discuss in detail with his Doctors as this is a multi-disciplinary approach case. He shall need the close observation and many Specialists. Blood culture and sensitivity as well as other tests would help us to get the most proper antibiotic and helps to give the best possible medications.