
Suggest Treatment For Fever In A Child

Question: my son is 2.11 year old sufferring fever which medecin is best. is it compelsury to give antibioatic or ibrujasic is ok?he dont want to take medesions if give he vomits out'does not take food properly
Brief Answer:
Plain paracetamol
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for writing to us.
For fever at this age It is usually a viral infection.
Antibiotics are not necessary unless a clinical examination reveals features of bacterial infection.
I would usually prescribe only paracetamol at this age and avoid ibugesic as it can cause gastritis.
If fever doesn't settle in a day it is better to consult your pediatrician to identify the cause of fever. Avoid continuing fever medicines without doctor checking your child as it may mask warning signs.
Wishing your child good health and speedy recovery.
Regards
Dr Arun
Plain paracetamol
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for writing to us.
For fever at this age It is usually a viral infection.
Antibiotics are not necessary unless a clinical examination reveals features of bacterial infection.
I would usually prescribe only paracetamol at this age and avoid ibugesic as it can cause gastritis.
If fever doesn't settle in a day it is better to consult your pediatrician to identify the cause of fever. Avoid continuing fever medicines without doctor checking your child as it may mask warning signs.
Wishing your child good health and speedy recovery.
Regards
Dr Arun
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad


after fever madication he doesnot take proper food or milk what i have to do? ani medicen or syrep for proper appited
Brief Answer:
No need will improve
Detailed Answer:
Usually appetite is low during fever.
Continue fever medicines.
You can continue liquid diet like milk and tender coconut water.
Appetite will improve in a few days.
No need to worry.
Regards
No need will improve
Detailed Answer:
Usually appetite is low during fever.
Continue fever medicines.
You can continue liquid diet like milk and tender coconut water.
Appetite will improve in a few days.
No need to worry.
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

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