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What Antibiotics Can Be Given To Treat A Fluctuating Fever Safely?

Dear sir, My son is six month old, having fluctuating fever since two days.blood test done and his hb is 8.5 . Paracetamol syrup was givn and fever subsided. Wbc count is normal but there is slight variation in nuetrophil n eosinophil count. Can you tell me any antibiotics to be given for my child and will it be safe for him. Please reply
Thu, 11 Sep 2014
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Pediatrician, Pulmonology 's  Response
Hi...this seems like a viral illness. I don't think thus requires antibiotics so soon as its only 2 and day of fever. If the kid is active when the fever comes down with paracetamol... Its most probably viral. So do not worry. If his is is exceeding more than 5 days without any localizing signs, then see your pediatrician for further evaluation.
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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What Antibiotics Can Be Given To Treat A Fluctuating Fever Safely?

Hi...this seems like a viral illness. I don t think thus requires antibiotics so soon as its only 2 and day of fever. If the kid is active when the fever comes down with paracetamol... Its most probably viral. So do not worry. If his is is exceeding more than 5 days without any localizing signs, then see your pediatrician for further evaluation. Regards - Dr. Sumanth