
Headache, Nausea, Mild Fever And Tightness In Throat. What Cure Should Be Done?

Thank you for posting.
Your daughter is probably experiencing an upper respiratory tract infection and so you will need to be consulted by a pediatrician/doctor who would do a proper evaluation and identify the level at which the infection has occurred. Throat swab might be required ( but not an absolute necessity). The symptoms she is presenting with are as a result of the infection. So could be managed symptomatically while the doctor sees her later. A course of antibiotics might also be needed but has to be prescribed by your doctor. Try the inhaler again one or two more times if she has difficulty breathing.
You will have to exercise some calmness around her. If you get agitated or sound too worried, you might provoke an asthma attack on your daughter due to her being emotionally stressed coupled with the presence of a respiratory infection.
I will suggest you wait a little while so they can attend to you.
If you got any further questions, you just write back as I am presently online to assist you.
Hope this helps and wish your daughter a quick recovery.
Dr Nsah

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