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Suggest Treatment For Fever & Throat Infection

My Daughter, age of 11, has been out of school due to Nashua, throwing up, mild fevers every now and then, and now today she is complaining about a soar throat. I have looked at it and it is red. Please help us with this so we can get her to schoolo soon!
Thanks!
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hello. I just read through your question.
This is a very common problem in this age group. Most of the time it is caused by a virus. These viruses can last 7-10 days before resolving. There is no medicine to make it go away, so the recommendation is for fluids, rest, and fever reducer when needed, until it runs it's course.
However, this can sometimes be due to a bacterial infection (ie: strep throat).This infection requires antibiotic treatment.
I recommend consulting with your doctor so the correct diagnosis can be made and the appropriate treatment plan implemented.
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Suggest Treatment For Fever & Throat Infection

Hello. I just read through your question. This is a very common problem in this age group. Most of the time it is caused by a virus. These viruses can last 7-10 days before resolving. There is no medicine to make it go away, so the recommendation is for fluids, rest, and fever reducer when needed, until it runs it s course. However, this can sometimes be due to a bacterial infection (ie: strep throat).This infection requires antibiotic treatment. I recommend consulting with your doctor so the correct diagnosis can be made and the appropriate treatment plan implemented.