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What Causes Headache, Fever And Cold Feet In A Child?

My almost 4 year old daughter had a headache today and then later got a fever of 100.5. She has a fever and her legs are hot but her feet are cold. Is this super serious or not a huge concern? What should I do? I gave her children s Tylenol. and now she is sleeping.
Wed, 26 Nov 2014
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Most of the fevers in children is caused due to viral infections. But cold extremities are caused due to low circulating blood volume and may be a cause of concern even if the child is sleeping peacefully. I would not classify it as super serious and would suggest you not to worry, but I would insist that you visit a pediatrician and get the child examined. Tylenol will help in bringing down the temperature if it is raised.
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What Causes Headache, Fever And Cold Feet In A Child?

Most of the fevers in children is caused due to viral infections. But cold extremities are caused due to low circulating blood volume and may be a cause of concern even if the child is sleeping peacefully. I would not classify it as super serious and would suggest you not to worry, but I would insist that you visit a pediatrician and get the child examined. Tylenol will help in bringing down the temperature if it is raised.