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What Causes Intermittent High Fevers?

My 3 year old daughter has intermittent high fevers of 102 - 103. usually still pretty active w/no other signs or symptoms. Have been treated for recently for bronchitis, walking phenomena and uti, was put on two different types of abx for each (all separate occasions with in the last 10 weeks) yesterday had on set of another high fever w/vomiting once. Today complains of sore tongue and has abdomen rash that does not bother her. lab work done shows RCB, HGB,HCT, MPV, LYMPHS, LUMPTH#, CREATININE, CHLORIDE, CO2 & CALCIUM all low w/SEGS being high in the CBC/BMP. PROT-IMMUNO-TUMORS OF IgG 657, IgA 31, IgM 80. I need to know why my daught keeps getting sick.
Tue, 30 Jun 2015
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With such presentations in my clinic, I would rule out next conditions:
-Viral fever.
-Bacterial fever.
-Not properly treated UTI.
It seems she is still sick. I suggest you to consult a pediatrician and get a kidney ultrasound.


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What Causes Intermittent High Fevers?

With such presentations in my clinic, I would rule out next conditions: -Viral fever. -Bacterial fever. -Not properly treated UTI. It seems she is still sick. I suggest you to consult a pediatrician and get a kidney ultrasound. Hope this answers your question. If you have additional questions or follow up questions then please do not hesitate in writing to us. I will be happy to answer your questions. Wishing your baby good health.