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.
DO NOT GIVE ASPIRIN OR TYLENOL-- IT IS POISONOUS TO CATS!!! CALL A VET EMERGENCY LINE BEFORE PROCEEDING OR YOU COULD KILL THE CAT.
You should take something to reduce the fever. Aspirin is good, but be careful when taking Tylenol. The other thing is to reduce the fever with a tepid bath. If it goes any higher, consider going to an emergency room.
it sounds bad...go to the emergency room
Fevers are caused by the body's own natural thermostat, and are a way of the body's defenses to attempt to fight infection. A fever above 103.5 is cause for a visit to the emergency department, or any fever above 102 that is not responding to home remedies and medication.
No, you should not, but in some cases if it really bad, then yes. But if it gets to 103 or 104 or 105. then YES.
Yes - but it might be better if someone else drove him there. Answer Call your regular doctor--they usually have someone on call. This avoids a long wait in the emergency room and gives you some information to act on. Of course, if the vomiting is continuous and the fever is extremely high, an emergency room might be a good call.
A lethargic 22 month old black female was presented by her mother to the emergency room at am on a Sunday The child had a history of a runny nose hoarse cough and low grade fever for the?
yes it is a little temp. and it could be a temp just getting started.99.1 im pretty sure. so if yours is 99.1,that as an fever temperature. on is a definite fever, 101.0 and higher is a high fever, and, depending on age, should be taken care of accordingly. 104.0 (40 C) or more is a hospital emergency.
100.4 is not a fever once you have reached such a temperature you are now facing the next step higher, which is Hyperthermia. Hyperthermia is considered very dangerous and does require emergency medical treatment. Being exhausted could just be a side effect of your Hyperthermia. You do need to see a doctor right away, if a 24 Hour clinic is not open i do suggest you go straight to the Emergency Room.
Synagis can have several common side effects including fever, sweating, crying, and trouble breathing. If you notice any of these in your child, call emergency services.
If the symptoms are severe as you say, these could be symptoms of a serious infection. Most people faced with these symptoms in an infant would contact a medical professional urgently, or go to the Emergency Room for treatment, especially if there is a combination of fever and rash.
The average temperature for adults is 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit; however, this is only an average. Some adults will have temperatures a little higher or lower than this average. Generally a temperature of 99.5 indicates a fever and could mean an infection somewhere in the body. The best solution would be to make an appointment with your general physician right away and have a checkup.