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What Causes Blood On Panties And Fever Thereafter?

My child woke up with some dried blood on her panties on Thusday she is Five. Saturday my child went to a swim party came back so tired wouldn t get out of bed from 5:00pm on had small fever then Sunday went to swim park and she started freezing it was very hot outside she complained her head was hurting. We took temp it was 101.3 gave advil didn t go down for a while. Woke up Monday morning seems okay.
Fri, 21 Aug 2015
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Dear friend,

This is a highly unusual symptom in a five-year old child. I mean the blood on her panties, unless she hurt herself there while playing. Do take a look at her private parts, both the front and the back under a good flashlight illumination. If in any doubt, take her to her pediatrician. There does not seem to be any relation between the blood on her panties and the occurrence of fever. The latter seems to have subsided anyway, but still, you should get her looked at by a pediatrician.

Dr. Taher
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What Causes Blood On Panties And Fever Thereafter?

Dear friend, This is a highly unusual symptom in a five-year old child. I mean the blood on her panties, unless she hurt herself there while playing. Do take a look at her private parts, both the front and the back under a good flashlight illumination. If in any doubt, take her to her pediatrician. There does not seem to be any relation between the blood on her panties and the occurrence of fever. The latter seems to have subsided anyway, but still, you should get her looked at by a pediatrician. Dr. Taher