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Child Has Fever, Sore Throat, Red Rash In Roof Of Mouth. Taken Tylenol. Should I Take Him To Doctor?

My 5 year old had a fever of 101.3 yesterday and low grade fever today. He has complained about a sore throat just looked with a flash light and has a red rash on the roof of his mouth and on the back of his throat. He is playing and not really in a lot of pain. I have been switching children s Tylenol and Motrin every 6 hrs or so. Should I take him to his pediatrician or no?? Thank you for your help!
Wed, 8 Aug 2012
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Hello sir/madam,
I am highly concerned regarding your child's condition. The way you have described the symptoms, probably your child is suffering from sore throat , most commonly streptococcal or viral in origin. The rash on palate and throat is an enanthem. It is essential that you get your child examined by your pediatrician and if required antibiotics can be given. Ensure that adequate amount of fluids are taken by the child, and give soft warm food. Do not worry, your child will be well soon. Thank you
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Child Has Fever, Sore Throat, Red Rash In Roof Of Mouth. Taken Tylenol. Should I Take Him To Doctor?

Hello sir/madam, I am highly concerned regarding your child s condition. The way you have described the symptoms, probably your child is suffering from sore throat , most commonly streptococcal or viral in origin. The rash on palate and throat is an enanthem. It is essential that you get your child examined by your pediatrician and if required antibiotics can be given. Ensure that adequate amount of fluids are taken by the child, and give soft warm food. Do not worry, your child will be well soon. Thank you