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5 days ago · In children between 3 months and 2 years old, a fever greater than 102.2 degrees F warrants a call to the pediatrician. If in doubt as to whether a fever is dangerously high or not, always err on the side of caution and either call a healthcare provider or visit the nearest urgent care center or emergency room.
1 day ago · The first step in managing a fever at home involves monitoring the child’s temperature accurately and observing other symptoms that may be present. Symptoms such as lethargy, irritability, dehydration, or a rash, alongside fever, can indicate a more serious underlying condition.
5 days ago · Cold and flu symptoms in children. The most common cold and flu symptoms in children are: fever of 37.9°C or above; breathlessness; rapid breathing; cough; runny nose; blocked nose; sneezing; If your child is alert and playing and behaving normally it’s unlikely that they’re seriously ill.
3 days ago · High fevers can occur even with an infection that isn't life-threatening. Some children can even go as high as 107℉. A fever is a concern when a child is less than 2 years old or if it persists. This article will help you understand the causes of fevers that recur and what you can do about them.
4 days ago · Symptoms of fever and rash in children. The symptoms can vary, but typically, a fever will make your child feel warmer than usual, with body temperatures exceeding 37.5°C. The rash could be from small, pinpoint spots to large welts on the body. It may also differ in colour and texture, appearing flat or raised, and sometimes being itchy.
2 days ago · A fever is a body temperature that is raised higher than the normal temperature of about 37° C. 5a. After accurately measuring your baby’s temperature with a thermometer, use the ranges below to help put your child’s level of fever into perspective: 37.8° – 39° C: Low grade fever 5b; 39 – 40° C: Mild fever 5c; Over 40° C: High fever 5d
1 day ago · Applying a cool compress can help reduce a child’s fever. This method involves wetting a clean cloth with lukewarm water and gently placing it on the forehead, back of the neck, or wrists. The evaporation of the water from the skin helps lower body temperature. Remember, the water should be cool, not cold, to avoid shivering, which can raise ...
