My son is 3yrs & 10 month he frequently suffer from cough and now from 6 month also from fever, after coughing he vomite, so he is also losing weight some times he doesn't eat properly, he has hb level of 9.5 now. What can we do
Sir my 2 yr boy gets every 20 day high fever...every test were done several time.nothing was there...... other days he is super active...it's been running from 1.5 year ...plz tell me what can cause....
Grandson , sick once a month , been going on 5 months now , he's 6. gets a cold then fever. Sometimes no cold but a fever , fever fever fever !! Had his respiratory track panel looked at , everything is ok. What is going on !!
Recurrent viral fevers are a part of normal childhood. Kindly watch the video on warning signs of immune deficiency. If there are none, you may not worry
Sir my nephew age is 6 yrs.. Fever coming in night only sir... All tests are negative only even though fever is not reducing. Platelets also huge only sir.. But fever is not reducing sir. Malaria typhoid also negative only sir.. Please help me sir....
Your nephew may need further testing based on the clinical assessment. Kindly meet your local Pediatrician or you can book a video consultation by calling Aster CMI hospital Bangalore @ 7625039895
Sir I have 2 kids 5 and 2 ...both r getting fever again and again repeatedly...if i kid recover at that time another getting fever like recycle nearly from one year... reports r negative...is it risk??am very much confusion and disturbed...pls give me any suggestions sir..
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My son is 3yrs & 10 month he frequently suffer from cough and now from 6 month also from fever, after coughing he vomite, so he is also losing weight some times he doesn't eat properly, he has hb level of 9.5 now. What can we do
Same with my daughter. How is your son now
Thank you for answering most of mother’s queries in a single video.
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Very informative video thank u so much doctor
Always welcome
Sir my 2 yr boy gets every 20 day high fever...every test were done several time.nothing was there...... other days he is super active...it's been running from 1.5 year ...plz tell me what can cause....
Any update ? Same with my daughter
Same here
Sir my 1yrs baby got high fever i gave him paracetamol but its not affect...stil have fever what shall i do
Sir my son 8yrs
Early morning cold and cough is very
Used cough syrup
Grandson , sick once a month , been going on 5 months now , he's 6. gets a cold then fever. Sometimes no cold but a fever , fever fever fever !! Had his respiratory track panel looked at , everything is ok.
What is going on !!
This could be repeated viral fevers, which should get better. If too frequent, you may check with your child specialist to conduct immunity tests
My daughter keep getting fever week after week, sometimes monthly twice . What can be done
Recurrent viral fevers are a part of normal childhood. Kindly watch the video on warning signs of immune deficiency. If there are none, you may not worry
Sir my nephew age is 6 yrs.. Fever coming in night only sir... All tests are negative only even though fever is not reducing. Platelets also huge only sir.. But fever is not reducing sir. Malaria typhoid also negative only sir.. Please help me sir....
Your nephew may need further testing based on the clinical assessment. Kindly meet your local Pediatrician or you can book a video consultation by calling Aster CMI hospital Bangalore @ 7625039895
Sir I have 2 kids 5 and 2 ...both r getting fever again and again repeatedly...if i kid recover at that time another getting fever like recycle nearly from one year... reports r negative...is it risk??am very much confusion and disturbed...pls give me any suggestions sir..
Hi how’s your kid doing now ?
My daughter has had 2 fever last month and I’m a bit concerned my self
Sir when should we use paracetamol if children have fever
If temp > 100F. Can be used once in 6 hrs. For the exact dosage, kindly check with your pediatrician