First you should make sure your child really has a fever. Do this by using a thermometer, using the back of your hand to feel your child's fore head, or pressing your face on your child's face and feel if their face is hot. If it is then your child probably has a fever. Next ask them if they feel any pain anywhere inside their body or on the outside. If they do, then match up the correct medicine with their symptoms and give them the correct dose. If they Don't have pain i recommend calling their doctor and bring them in to get checked out. If the doctors office is closed then go to the emergency room or just wait out the fever. You can also lay your child down and give them an ice pack to put somewhere on their body to cool them down. (do not put the ice pack on their face, it can numb or paralyze their face in time.) Make sure to put your child under blankets and give them something to eat. In the old days people used to dab rubbing alcohol on the child's cheeks and down their arms. I have never tried that but ive herd it works. Hope this helps! (:
The younger the child, the sooner you should seek medical assistance. 24 hours should have seen a child at the doctors 12 hours ago.....
Take your child to the hospital. A 40C (104F) fever is dangerous and needs to be attended to by medical professionals.
Anything over 38 degrees Celsius is considered a fever. If it is over 40 degrees it is very serious and requires immediate hospital treatment.
is 98.7 a fever for an eight year old child
An adult with a fever has an abnormally elevated body temperature over 100.4 degrees F (38 C). Elderly individuals with a fever should be managed carefully. The following adults should be evaluated by a physician: * An adult with a fever over 102.9 degrees F (39.4 C) * An adult over 65 years old with a fever over 101.9 degrees F (38.8 C) * An adult with a fever that lasts longer than 3 days Types of fever include: * Low-grade fever: ** Temperature less than 101 degrees F (38.3 C) * High-grade fever: ** Temperature over 104 degrees F (40 C)
In children, a fever above 38,5°C requires an immediate call to the doctor, or emergency health service. It's to be known that a fever exceeding 39°C can cause ceizures and brain damages. While the medical team is on the way, cool the child down with water-soaked tissues, and open the windows (unless it's freezing outside). DO NOT USE ICE - DO NOT PLACE THE CHILD NEAR OR IN A REFRIGERATOR - DO NOT PLACE THE CHILD OUTDOOR. In adults, a fever exceeding 39 should be real concern. A fever exceeding 40 requires a call to the doctor.
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Then take the child to a doctor.
Yes. Any human whose body tempreature is greater than 98.6 faranhite is having a fever.
The fever for a child with chickenpox will usually last for two to three days.
No. If your child still has a fever after that long, they should be taken to a doctor.
A child with a fever of 100.5 and impetigo should be treated immediately, as it can be a sign of the disease getting worse.
take him or her to the hospital imediatley, brain dammage begins ate a temperature of over 106, if there is no hospital, put the child in an ice bath and put a cool wash cloth over his head.
the child has the fever but her hands and feet are cold