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Suggest Treatment For Fever And Runny Nose In A Child

HI I TOOK MY 10 MONTH OLD BABY TO THE ER YESTERDAY MORNING, I WAS TOLD HE HAS A UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTION. HE WAS COUGHING AND CRYING ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT LAST NIGHT. HE HAS A RUNNING NOSE AND PINK CHEEKS. THIS MORNING HE HAD A FEVER OF 101 BUT HE FELT HOTTER. SHOULD I WAIT ANOTHER DAY TO SEE IF HE GETS BETTER BEFORE I TAKE HIM BACK TO THE ER?
Fri, 7 Oct 2016
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with your details you mentioned it 10 month old child with respiratory illness most commonly induced by virus mainly RSV virus. so don't need to panic but only fever is the issue if the child unable to take breast milk or lethargic look you need to approach ER for further management . otherwise may need to nebulize with humidifier as physician recommendations after seeing the child

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Suggest Treatment For Fever And Runny Nose In A Child

hi with your details you mentioned it 10 month old child with respiratory illness most commonly induced by virus mainly RSV virus. so don t need to panic but only fever is the issue if the child unable to take breast milk or lethargic look you need to approach ER for further management . otherwise may need to nebulize with humidifier as physician recommendations after seeing the child