How to reduce 104 fever in child home remedies?
My little one has a fever of 104 and I'm trying everything to bring it down. Are there any safe home remedies that can help reduce 104 fever in a child?
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7 months ago
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Let's be realistic, 104 fever is a medical emergency for a child and home remedies won't cure it. The only immediate step at home is lukewarm water sponging to bring the temp down slightly while you drive to the hospital. Don't waste time experimenting.
8 months ago
Honestly, do not try home remedies for 104 fever. It is way too high. Just wipe them down with a damp cloth and take them to a doctor immediately before it gets worse.
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8 months ago
When my child hit 104, we immediately rushed to the hospital. The doctors clearly told us that home remedies shouldn't replace medical treatment for high fevers. Please get professional advice and the correct medicine dosage right now.
6 months ago
While gentle tepid water sponging can help cool the skin, a 104 fever is a sign of intense internal heat that requires proper medical evaluation. Please consult a doctor immediately to ensure the child's safety.
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4 months ago
I totally get it, you are looking for anything to help your child feel better right now. But at 104, home remedies can be risky. Please do simple sponging with normal water and call your pediatrician or head to the clinic immediately.