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Any Suggestion For Baby Suffering From Severe Fever, Cold Feet, Trouble Breathing?

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Ive come to america for a vacation... my baby is suffering with severe fever (104) but has got a cold feet.... ive given her sponge bath....she did not have anything to eat... she is sleeping throught the day.....she has got suffocation to breathe
Wed, 25 Jun 2014
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Otolaryngologist / ENT Specialist 's  Response
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Your baby could have contracted a viral infection. Do not worry! She will be alright, it will take atleast 3-4 days for the fever to settle down.. You can give OTC medicines such as paracetamol (for fever), saline nasal spray (to relieve the nasal block and congestion) and continue breast feeding. Tepid sponging can be continued; if the symptoms do not subside or worsens, consult a doctor.

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Any Suggestion For Baby Suffering From Severe Fever, Cold Feet, Trouble Breathing?

Hi Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum Your baby could have contracted a viral infection. Do not worry! She will be alright, it will take atleast 3-4 days for the fever to settle down.. You can give OTC medicines such as paracetamol (for fever), saline nasal spray (to relieve the nasal block and congestion) and continue breast feeding. Tepid sponging can be continued; if the symptoms do not subside or worsens, consult a doctor. Regards