anything above 98.6 degrees F is considered a fever. if the temperature is a 100 degrees F and higher, they should be taken to see a doctor asap.
There is no hard and fast rule for such a thing. It depends on many factors such as overall health, diet, robustness etc.
Anything over 101F should be considered life threatening.
Call your doctor right away or 911, especially in a child, a high fever is an indication of something much more serious
If a child even has a slight fever of 99 degrees, they should not go to school. If a child has a fever, they are contagious and should not be around other children to spread whatever it is they have.
If a child is rushed to the hospital because of high fever for more than three days, they will likely do some routine tests. They will be checking for infection or any other signs of illness.
No. The child is running a fever. If it stays that high or goes higher, a doctor should be consulted.
103 is considered a high fever in a 12 year old. Except if the child has flu symptoms along with the fever of 102, if that is the case, call the doctor when the fever reaches 102. You should also call the doctor sooner than 103 if your child has had seizures in the past.
Children. A fever is basically your body trying to kill the invaders with a kamikaze aproach; hopefully they'll die out before you. Because a child is still developing when hit by a bad fever on rare occasions it can cause lasting damage to the child.
Yes because that high of a temp.
Take them to a doctor.
is 98.7 a fever for an eight year old child
No. Anemia does not causes high fever. High fever may cause anemia like in malaria.
(((Following the prescribed dosage times of the medication)))A fever may not always begin to reduce upon the first dosage of medication,it may take 2 doses for the fever to be reduced depending upon the type of illness which is causing the fever..If the fever remains after 12 hours or increases then the child should be seen by a doctor as soon as possible.Untill the fever begins to reduce the child should be watched for any signs of febrile seizures, also known as a fever fit or febrile convulsion, this is a convulsion associated with having a high body temperature (102*F and above),these are most common in children ages 6 months to 6 years old...Having a high fever can also cause the child to feel cold or have chills and a common mistake is to cover the child up with a blanket which increases the body temperature,When a high fever is present the body must be kept as cool as possible, covering up with only a sheet rather than a blanket and using normal clothing indoors..
My son has a congential heart defect. It is normal with any child to hear some sort of mumer or abnormal sound in the heart when the child or person has a high fever. The heart has to work harder when there is fever.