Is 101.6 a high fever for a child?
My 3-year-old has a temperature of 101.6 and is not eating anything. Is 101.6 a high fever for a child? I'm getting worried.
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6 months ago
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For a child, 101.6 is a concerning fever. My doctor always says for kids, any fever needs careful monitoring. Make sure they are well-hydrated, maybe give ORS. And if they have diabetes, monitor their sugar levels more frequently as fever can affect them. Always check with their pediatrician.
4 months ago
Haan beti, bacche ke liye 101.6 thoda zyada bukhar hai. Doctor ko toh dikhana hi padega. Par ghar pe, thode garam paani se maathe pe patti rakh sakte ho. Aur nimbu paani pilaao. Jaldi theek ho jayega bacha, chinta mat karo.
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6 months ago
Yes, 101.6 is high for a child. Please consult a doctor immediately. Keep them hydrated.
6 months ago
Beta, for a child 101.6 is certainly a high fever. Don't delay seeing the doctor. I remember my kids having such fevers, it's always best to get a professional opinion and proper medication. Children can dehydrate quickly.
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6 months ago
Yes, 101.6 is quite high for a child. My sister's kid had that last month, and their doctor advised prompt medication. Make sure they're drinking plenty of fluids and are comfortable. If it doesn't reduce quickly, definitely take them to the pediatrician.