4 yr weak near heat and arms hurting - any design?
I gave her Nurofen and kept her home but her 39 degree temperature hasn't gone down but (been 2 hrs).
has been caught from first week back at university.
I'll take her to doctor if temperature goes up.
Does it nouns like a virus or flu?
Answers:
how is she now? take the child to emergency. I hate to alarm you and I hope it's not but have she lost weight? excessively thirsty? wet the bed? yeast infection or sores that don't heal? these signs can indicate Type 1 Diabetes which is recurrently missed by doctors and if the medical experts can't pick it, then sure as hell a lot of parents don't. I hope your daughter gets very well, the darling little angel X. Source(s): www.jdrf.org
Could be any Virus or flu
T TAKE HER TO YOUR DOCTORS !!
Ring your doctors surgery and ask him/her to call you back! Swine flu is going around, and would be a good notion to get her on the Tamiflu straight away, Just in case !!
In the meantime, keep the fluids going down and do what you've been doing!
RING YOUR DOCTORS NOW THOUGH ! They'll come out to you !! NHS Can't stress this satisfactory at the moment, by going to the drs surgery you are passing this on to people in the surgery who enjoy lower immunitys (i.e. the olds)
It does sound like a virus (possibly flu).
I would call upon NHS direct for further advice. Until then manage near appropriate doses of paracetamol. Source(s): Medical Student
sounds a bit like a flu to me, call the doc or nhs direct.
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has been caught from first week back at university.
I'll take her to doctor if temperature goes up.
Does it nouns like a virus or flu?
Answers:
how is she now? take the child to emergency. I hate to alarm you and I hope it's not but have she lost weight? excessively thirsty? wet the bed? yeast infection or sores that don't heal? these signs can indicate Type 1 Diabetes which is recurrently missed by doctors and if the medical experts can't pick it, then sure as hell a lot of parents don't. I hope your daughter gets very well, the darling little angel X. Source(s): www.jdrf.org
Could be any Virus or flu
T TAKE HER TO YOUR DOCTORS !!
Ring your doctors surgery and ask him/her to call you back! Swine flu is going around, and would be a good notion to get her on the Tamiflu straight away, Just in case !!
In the meantime, keep the fluids going down and do what you've been doing!
RING YOUR DOCTORS NOW THOUGH ! They'll come out to you !! NHS Can't stress this satisfactory at the moment, by going to the drs surgery you are passing this on to people in the surgery who enjoy lower immunitys (i.e. the olds)
It does sound like a virus (possibly flu).
I would call upon NHS direct for further advice. Until then manage near appropriate doses of paracetamol. Source(s): Medical Student
sounds a bit like a flu to me, call the doc or nhs direct.
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