Is 101 a high fever for a child?
My 3-year-old son's temperature is 101. Should I be concerned? Is 101 considered a high fever for a child his age?
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5 months ago
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101°F is definitely a fever for a child. Anything above 100.4°F is. It's not dangerously high yet, but you must keep a close eye on it and consult a pediatrician if it doesn't come down or if the child seems unwell.
7 months ago
Haan beta, bacchon ke liye toh 101 fever hi hai. Humare bachchon ko jab hota tha, toh hum turant doctor ke paas jaate the. Kabhi bhi bachchon ke bukhar ko halka nahi lena chahiye. Paani pilao aur doctor ko phone karo.
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5 months ago
Oh, I totally get the worry when it's about a child! Yes, 101F is a fever for a child. Keep them hydrated, maybe a cool compress. If they're very young or if the fever persists or they seem lethargic, please see a doctor right away.
7 months ago
Bro, 101F for a kid is definitely a fever. My younger cousin got that much a few months back. My aunt got worried and took him to the pediatrician. Don't wait too long, especially for kids.
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6 months ago
Yes, 101F is considered a fever for a child. While it's not a super-high fever that needs immediate ER, it does warrant close monitoring. Ensure they're drinking fluids and watch for other symptoms. If they're under 3 months, any fever should be seen by a doctor immediately.