Re: Fever help

[Guest guest]

In this Janet Zand link I would recommend checking out the fever,ear

infection,and just for a brush up the meningitis pages for various

suggestions.If you don't have an ear scope it would be a good idea to order one

for the next time, so you can check on the ears.Hylands vitC tablets are easy to

give during illness.Healings!

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Sassygirl1218@... wrote:

I normally don't worry about fever, as I know what it is for, but my four year

old has had a fever since Sunday. Yesterday he was at about 102 and I just took

it and he is about 104. His cheeks are bright red and he keeps on saying " ow

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At 12:50 PM 11/14/2006 -0800, you wrote:

>I normally don't worry about fever, as I know what it is for, but my four

year old has had a fever since Sunday. Yesterday he was at about 102 and I

just took it and he is about 104. His cheeks are bright red and he keeps

on saying " ow " . I haven't given him anything, because up until now I

thought it wasn't a big deal. I am going to go look for the fever info,

any suggestions?

>

>Sara

>

>

Where is the ow?

Just sent some homeopathic info

Go also on the change in emotional state since sick

Sheri

>

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[Guest guest]

Rub feet with alcohol. cool water bath.

>From: <Sassygirl1218@...>

>Reply-Vaccinations

>vaccinations

>Subject: Fever Help

>Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2006 12:50:23 -0800

>

>I normally don't worry about fever, as I know what it is for, but my four

>year old has had a fever since Sunday. Yesterday he was at about 102 and I

>just took it and he is about 104. His cheeks are bright red and he keeps

>on saying " ow " . I haven't given him anything, because up until now I

>thought it wasn't a big deal. I am going to go look for the fever info,

>any suggestions?

>

>Sara

[Guest guest]

At 11:20 PM 11/14/2006 -0800, you wrote:

>Rub feet with alcohol. cool water bath.

>

Hi

Just an FYI, really shouldn't try to lower a fever any way

Especially do not do a cool water bath

See the info I have sent

Thanks

Sheri

>

>>From: <Sassygirl1218@...>

>>Reply-Vaccinations

>>vaccinations

>>Subject: Fever Help

>>Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2006 12:50:23 -0800

>>

>>I normally don't worry about fever, as I know what it is for, but my four

>>year old has had a fever since Sunday. Yesterday he was at about 102 and I

>>just took it and he is about 104. His cheeks are bright red and he keeps

>>on saying " ow " . I haven't given him anything, because up until now I

>>thought it wasn't a big deal. I am going to go look for the fever info,

>>any suggestions?

>>

>>Sara

>

--------------------------------------------------------

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Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

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[Guest guest]

Thank you everyone for your help. Luckily, about an hour after I posted that

his fever started to break and he asked for food and water. He was a tad warm

yesterday, but seems fine today.

It is nice to know that I have that support for when I begin to doubt myself

about letting them ride it out. In our society, it is hard to just trust in the

body's ability to heal itself.

---- Fore <nancyfore@...> wrote:

> Rub feet with alcohol. cool water bath.

>

>

> >From: <Sassygirl1218@...>

> >Reply-Vaccinations

> >vaccinations

> >Subject: Fever Help

> >Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2006 12:50:23 -0800

> >

> >I normally don't worry about fever, as I know what it is for, but my four

> >year old has had a fever since Sunday. Yesterday he was at about 102 and I

> >just took it and he is about 104. His cheeks are bright red and he keeps

> >on saying " ow " . I haven't given him anything, because up until now I

> >thought it wasn't a big deal. I am going to go look for the fever info,

> >any suggestions?

> >

> >Sara

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yes it is hard in today's society

Glad you are here for support

Sheri

At 06:15 AM 11/16/2006 -0800, you wrote:

>Thank you everyone for your help. Luckily, about an hour after I posted

that his fever started to break and he asked for food and water. He was a

tad warm yesterday, but seems fine today.

>

>It is nice to know that I have that support for when I begin to doubt

myself about letting them ride it out. In our society, it is hard to just

trust in the body's ability to heal itself.

>

>

>

>---- Fore <nancyfore@...> wrote:

>> Rub feet with alcohol. cool water bath.

>>

>>

>> >From: <Sassygirl1218@...>

>> >Reply-Vaccinations

>> >vaccinations

>> >Subject: Fever Help

>> >Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2006 12:50:23 -0800

>> >

>> >I normally don't worry about fever, as I know what it is for, but my four

>> >year old has had a fever since Sunday. Yesterday he was at about 102

and I

>> >just took it and he is about 104. His cheeks are bright red and he keeps

>> >on saying " ow " . I haven't given him anything, because up until now I

>> >thought it wasn't a big deal. I am going to go look for the fever info,

>> >any suggestions?

>> >

>> >Sara

>>

>>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My guess is that he is teething. Our daughter gets a low grade fever each

time a tooth is coming through (and that usually takes about a week).

During the day she is her same old self because she is not focused on it,

but night time is a whole different story. I usually give he pulsitilla

because she is also really clingy at night or sometimes belladonna when she

is crying out and really restless. I would look at his other emotional

symptoms at night and choose a homeopathic remedy that matches.

Just my thoughts.

C

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From: Vaccinations [mailto:Vaccinations ] On

Behalf Of Laurie

Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 5:21 PM

koalamamas ; vaccinations

Subject: Fever help

Hi all,

DS(12mos)has had a fever since Friday night. We haven't given him any

medication for it, just tried to keep him comfortable but it doesn't seem to

be going away?

He doesn't have any other symptoms - no vomiting, diarrhea, cold and he

still has a great appetite. He is however having great difficutly sleeping

and is obviously upset and wants to be held constantly.

We called Telehealth early this morning and their advice was to give Baby

Advil.

I really don't know what to do because I don't know what is wrong??? Scared

because this is the fourth day.

He's still breastfed.

Thanks,

Laurie

[Guest guest]

Hi Laurie,

What is his temperature? Please don't worry too much, I have had this

experience before and after a few days it does get very frightening. It's great

that his appetite is so good. How does he look? Other symptoms would be nice at

this point to let you know he's expressing whatever is bothering him, but I

don't think they're necessary other than the fever itself.......Anita

Laurie <sound1@...> wrote:

Hi all,

DS(12mos)has had a fever since Friday night. We haven't given him any medication

for it, just tried to keep him comfortable but it doesn't seem to be going away?

He doesn't have any other symptoms - no vomiting, diarrhea, cold and he still

has a great appetite. He is however having great difficutly sleeping and is

obviously upset and wants to be held constantly.

We called Telehealth early this morning and their advice was to give Baby Advil.

I really don't know what to do because I don't know what is wrong??? Scared

because this is the fourth day.

He's still breastfed.

Thanks,

Laurie

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

click on fever http://www.healthy.net/scr/Author.asp?PeoId=623

I have given hylands vitC SA tablets and herbs for kids tempassure drops.Go by

behavior and not numbers.Check the ears with a scope if you have one,if not buy

one.Cheap ones can be had for $30

Healings!

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[Guest guest]

It's ranged from 100.1-104.9 (this high one was upon waking and went down some

once he woke up fully). Other than that he's just really hot, even the palms of

his hands and the soles of his feet.

>

> From: Anita Durney <mydurney@...>

> Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 12:55:50 EST

> Vaccinations

> Subject: Re: Fever help

>

> Hi Laurie,

>

> What is his temperature? Please don't worry too much, I have had this

experience before and after a few days it does get very frightening. It's great

that his appetite is so good. How does he look? Other symptoms would be nice at

this point to let you know he's expressing whatever is bothering him, but I

don't think they're necessary other than the fever itself.......Anita

[Guest guest]

I think I was always under the silly impression that as long as I breastfed him,

he would never get sick. He has only had two illness' so far and both have been

since I've become pregnant again (6weeks). I'm wondering if my body is so busy

taking care of the new baby, that it can't focus as well on DS??????

Ingrid??????

>

> From: Anita Durney <mydurney@...>

> Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 12:55:50 EST

> Vaccinations

> Subject: Re: Fever help

>

> Hi Laurie,

>

> What is his temperature? Please don't worry too much, I have had this

experience before and after a few days it does get very frightening. It's great

that his appetite is so good. How does he look? Other symptoms would be nice at

this point to let you know he's expressing whatever is bothering him, but I

don't think they're necessary other than the fever itself.......Anita

[Guest guest]

I used to be under the same impression until my completely unvaccinted son who

was exclusively breastfed for several months with a total of 15 months on the

breast developed breathing and coughing issues. He suffers with at least one

asthma attack every year since he was three-yrs-old or thereabout. I'm sure it

has to do with miasms as Ingrid mentioned. He'll soon be sharing his brother's

Homeopath; should have done it long ago. Do you think your ds is teething like C

mentioned?.............Anita

Laurie <sound1@...> wrote:

I think I was always under the silly impression that as long as I breastfed

him, he would never get sick. He has only had two illness' so far and both have

been since I've become pregnant again (6weeks). I'm wondering if my body is so

busy taking care of the new baby, that it can't focus as well on DS??????

Ingrid??????

>

> From: Anita Durney

> Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 12:55:50 EST

> Vaccinations

> Subject: Re: Fever help

>

> Hi Laurie,

>

> What is his temperature? Please don't worry too much, I have had this

experience before and after a few days it does get very frightening. It's great

that his appetite is so good. How does he look? Other symptoms would be nice at

this point to let you know he's expressing whatever is bothering him, but I

don't think they're necessary other than the fever itself.......Anita

[Guest guest]

At 12:20 PM 12/18/2006 -0500, you wrote:

>Hi all,

>DS(12mos)has had a fever since Friday night. We haven't given him any

medication for it, just tried to keep him comfortable but it doesn't seem

to be going away?

>He doesn't have any other symptoms - no vomiting, diarrhea, cold and he

still has a great appetite. He is however having great difficutly sleeping

and is obviously upset and wants to be held constantly.

>We called Telehealth early this morning and their advice was to give Baby

Advil.

>I really don't know what to do because I don't know what is wrong???

Scared because this is the fourth day.

>He's still breastfed.

>

>Thanks,

>Laurie

Breastfeed as much as you can

What is his fever?

Emotionally he sounds like pulsatilla

Do you have any remedies or open to using?

Sheri

--------------------------------------------------------

Sheri Nakken, R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

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[Guest guest]

This can be scary. When my son was 9mo he had a fever for 4 or 5

days. I didn't know anything about fevers at the time so I gave him

tylenol, but not the recommended amt so it did nothing for him. My

son was actually acting lethargic and had no balance. It turned out

that he had an ear infection, which probably came on from teething.

We did give antibiotics at the time, because I didn't know about not

using antibiotics at the time. I would not do any of this next time

around.

I think you are on the right path with just keeping your son

comfortable and avoiding meds. We have not encountered too many

fevers since that one, so I am not looking forward to that day

because I know it will be hard.

One other thing, I was thinking that it is usually best to limit

solids during a fever because it makes the liver work that much

harder. You might want to switch to just breastmilk if he would

allow it. I don't know if anyone else has comments about this.

Tara

>

> Hi all,

> DS(12mos)has had a fever since Friday night. We haven't given him

any medication for it, just tried to keep him comfortable but it

doesn't seem to be going away?

> He doesn't have any other symptoms - no vomiting, diarrhea, cold

and he still has a great appetite. He is however having great

difficutly sleeping and is obviously upset and wants to be held

constantly.

> We called Telehealth early this morning and their advice was to

give Baby Advil.

> I really don't know what to do because I don't know what is

wrong??? Scared because this is the fourth day.

> He's still breastfed.

>

> Thanks,

> Laurie

>

[Guest guest]

I have read that when they have a fever, it is good for it to be all

over their body. If it is just isolated to a certain part of the

body, then it is not going to work correctly. I can't remember why

exactly. I have been trying to remember, for my own info, but I

can't even remember where I read it. Does anyone else remember

reading this?

Tara

>

> It's ranged from 100.1-104.9 (this high one was upon waking and

went down some once he woke up fully). Other than that he's just

really hot, even the palms of his hands and the soles of his feet.

> >

> > From: Anita Durney <mydurney@...>

> > Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 12:55:50 EST

> > Vaccinations

> > Subject: Re: Fever help

> >

> > Hi Laurie,

> >

> > What is his temperature? Please don't worry too much, I have

had this experience before and after a few days it does get very

frightening. It's great that his appetite is so good. How does he

look? Other symptoms would be nice at this point to let you know

he's expressing whatever is bothering him, but I don't think they're

necessary other than the fever itself.......Anita

>

[Guest guest]

He has 8 teeth already and never had a fever with any of them so I really don't

know. His grandpa thinks it's because he's growing but I've never heard of that

causing a fever. Likely some kind of old wives tale.

Laurie

>

> From: Anita Durney <mydurney@...>

> Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 02:30:22 EST

> Vaccinations

> Subject: Re: Re: Fever help

>

> I used to be under the same impression until my completely unvaccinted son who

was exclusively breastfed for several months with a total of 15 months on the

breast developed breathing and coughing issues. He suffers with at least one

asthma attack every year since he was three-yrs-old or thereabout. I'm sure it

has to do with miasms as Ingrid mentioned. He'll soon be sharing his brother's

Homeopath; should have done it long ago. Do you think your ds is teething like C

mentioned?.............Anita

>

>

>

> Laurie <sound1@...> wrote:

> I think I was always under the silly impression that as long as I breastfed

him, he would never get sick. He has only had two illness' so far and both have

been since I've become pregnant again (6weeks). I'm wondering if my body is so

busy taking care of the new baby, that it can't focus as well on DS??????

> Ingrid??????

>

> >

> > From: Anita Durney

> > Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 12:55:50 EST

> > Vaccinations

> > Subject: Re: Fever help

> >

> > Hi Laurie,

> >

> > What is his temperature? Please don't worry too much, I have had this

experience before and after a few days it does get very frightening. It's great

that his appetite is so good. How does he look? Other symptoms would be nice at

this point to let you know he's expressing whatever is bothering him, but I

don't think they're necessary other than the fever itself.......Anita

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The eruption of various teeth can cause different problems. The molars and

" eye " teeth (also called canines or cuspids) tend to be more difficult for

many babies.

Kay

Re: Re: Fever help

> He has 8 teeth already and never had a fever with any of them so I really

> don't know. His grandpa thinks it's because he's growing but I've never

> heard of that causing a fever. Likely some kind of old wives tale.

> Laurie

[Guest guest]

I just got in and opened this email and have not read any of the responses so

forgive if this is a repeat. I have an unvaxed 9 month old and am BF and felt

the same way-like it was a free ticket to never being sick! At 7 months old he

came down with a 102 temp, very sick and uncomfortable but no other symptoms. I

was worried. For the first time I did not administer any Tylenol or Motrin. I BF

around the clock and cared for him. After 4 days it burned off and a rash on his

back and trunk appeared which proved to be Roseola. It could be this is what

your son has too. Sometimes we just have to ride it out and watch. It is so hard

to do I know. Keep us posted and I hope your baby is better soon.

Laurie <sound1@...> wrote:

He has 8 teeth already and never had a fever with any of them so I

really don't know. His grandpa thinks it's because he's growing but I've never

heard of that causing a fever. Likely some kind of old wives tale.

Laurie

>

> From: Anita Durney <mydurney@...>

> Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 02:30:22 EST

> Vaccinations

> Subject: Re: Re: Fever help

>

> I used to be under the same impression until my completely unvaccinted son who

was exclusively breastfed for several months with a total of 15 months on the

breast developed breathing and coughing issues. He suffers with at least one

asthma attack every year since he was three-yrs-old or thereabout. I'm sure it

has to do with miasms as Ingrid mentioned. He'll soon be sharing his brother's

Homeopath; should have done it long ago. Do you think your ds is teething like C

mentioned?.............Anita

>

>

>

> Laurie <sound1@...> wrote:

> I think I was always under the silly impression that as long as I breastfed

him, he would never get sick. He has only had two illness' so far and both have

been since I've become pregnant again (6weeks). I'm wondering if my body is so

busy taking care of the new baby, that it can't focus as well on DS??????

> Ingrid??????

>

> >

> > From: Anita Durney

> > Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 12:55:50 EST

> > Vaccinations

> > Subject: Re: Fever help

> >

> > Hi Laurie,

> >

> > What is his temperature? Please don't worry too much, I have had this

experience before and after a few days it does get very frightening. It's great

that his appetite is so good. How does he look? Other symptoms would be nice at

this point to let you know he's expressing whatever is bothering him, but I

don't think they're necessary other than the fever itself.......Anita

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The only thing I have on hand is chamomilla and nat mur. Fever has been from

101-104.9. I just feel like if I don't get this fever to break, he's not

getting the proper sleep to fight off whatever the illness is either - right now

he's waking every 20-30 minutes, startled, sitting upright and crying?

>

> From: Sheri Nakken <vaccineinfo@...>

> Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 02:52:34 EST

> Vaccinations

> Subject: Re: Fever help

>

> At 12:20 PM 12/18/2006 -0500, you wrote:

> >Hi all,

> >DS(12mos)has had a fever since Friday night. We haven't given him any

> medication for it, just tried to keep him comfortable but it doesn't seem

> to be going away?

> >He doesn't have any other symptoms - no vomiting, diarrhea, cold and he

> still has a great appetite. He is however having great difficutly sleeping

> and is obviously upset and wants to be held constantly.

> >We called Telehealth early this morning and their advice was to give Baby

> Advil.

> >I really don't know what to do because I don't know what is wrong???

> Scared because this is the fourth day.

> >He's still breastfed.

> >

> >Thanks,

> >Laurie

>

> Breastfeed as much as you can

>

> What is his fever?

>

> Emotionally he sounds like pulsatilla

> Do you have any remedies or open to using?

>

>

>

> Sheri

>

> --------------------------------------------------------

> Sheri Nakken, R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath

> Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

> $$ Donations to help in the work - accepted by Paypal account

> earthmysteriestours@... voicemail US 530-740-0561

> (go to http://www.paypal.com) or by mail

> Vaccines - http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/vaccine.htm

> Vaccine Dangers On-Line course - http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/vaccineclass.htm

> Reality of the Diseases & Treatment -

> http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/vaccineclass.htm

> Homeopathy On-Line course - http://www.nccn.net/~wwithin/homeo.htm

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

If he has 8 teeth the next ones are the pre-molars (skips the canine teeth)

and those are BAD!! We just had the two on the top come through.

C

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From: Vaccinations [mailto:Vaccinations ] On

Behalf Of Laurie

Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 10:11 PM

Vaccinations

Subject: Re: Re: Fever help

He has 8 teeth already and never had a fever with any of them so I really

don't know. His grandpa thinks it's because he's growing but I've never

heard of that causing a fever. Likely some kind of old wives tale.

Laurie

>

> From: Anita Durney <mydurney (DOT) <mailto:mydurney%40> com>

> Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 02:30:22 EST

> Vaccinations@ <mailto:Vaccinations%40>

> Subject: Re: Re: Fever help

>

> I used to be under the same impression until my completely unvaccinted son

who was exclusively breastfed for several months with a total of 15 months

on the breast developed breathing and coughing issues. He suffers with at

least one asthma attack every year since he was three-yrs-old or thereabout.

I'm sure it has to do with miasms as Ingrid mentioned. He'll soon be sharing

his brother's Homeopath; should have done it long ago. Do you think your ds

is teething like C mentioned?.............Anita

>

>

>

> Laurie <sound1sympatico (DOT) <mailto:sound1%40sympatico.ca> ca> wrote:

> I think I was always under the silly impression that as long as I

breastfed him, he would never get sick. He has only had two illness' so far

and both have been since I've become pregnant again (6weeks). I'm wondering

if my body is so busy taking care of the new baby, that it can't focus as

well on DS??????

> Ingrid??????

>

> >

> > From: Anita Durney

> > Date: 2006/12/18 Mon PM 12:55:50 EST

> > Vaccinations@ <mailto:Vaccinations%40>

> > Subject: Re: Fever help

> >

> > Hi Laurie,

> >

> > What is his temperature? Please don't worry too much, I have had this

experience before and after a few days it does get very frightening. It's

great that his appetite is so good. How does he look? Other symptoms would

be nice at this point to let you know he's expressing whatever is bothering

him, but I don't think they're necessary other than the fever

itself.......Anita

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Laurie <sound1@...> wrote:

> > I think I was always under the silly impression that as long as

I breastfed him, he would never get sick. He has only had two illness'

so far and both have been since I've become pregnant again (6weeks).

I'm wondering if my body is so busy taking care of the new baby, that

it can't focus as well on DS??????

> > Ingrid??????

Laurie, I know it can be easy to think that breastfed babies never get

ill. But like Sheri and others have mentioned, illness is not

something that needs to be feared if you follow an otherwise healthy

lifestyle. I know there can be inherited miasms and Hom. is excellent

at dealing with these.

Breastfed babies still get ill but in general less often and not as

severely. I can't stress enough that one of the main benefits of brf

is the STRENGHTHENING OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM! If this body engine is

strong, than most illnesses will take their natural course and the

baby will be well again. Any fever medication will only suppress the

fever ( which is not good) and then the whole illness is going to last

longer and you end up with complications because the body is stopped

from doing its job. Read all you can about fever suppressers.I like to

compare any suppression to a half inflated balloon that you squeeze on

one end and it inflats at the other end; you simply push the

disturbance into another deeper area of the body and this can cause

complications.

Reading about the benefits of fever will help you deal with any fear

and also help you trust your own instincts.

The younger generations have been brought up to believe that any

illness is bad and that it needs to be fought with any means possible.

It took me many years of reading and research to understand that this

is not the case. My son and brf helped me a lot during this journey.

This list is great for support and information, read all you can, it

is so important for your family's future.

Ingrid

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> One other thing, I was thinking that it is usually best to limit

> solids during a fever because it makes the liver work that much

> harder. You might want to switch to just breastmilk if he would

> allow it. I don't know if anyone else has comments about this.

>

> Tara

Very good suggestion about leaving out any solids and going back to

excl. brf. If your son is hungry though, then that is a good sign.

Some babies just have a fever and you know their body is fighting off

something and they can cope really well in spite of the fever. The brf

will have a lot to do with this. If he is otherwise fine, I would not

worry too much.

Ingrid

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At 05:42 PM 12/18/2006 -0500, you wrote:

>The only thing I have on hand is chamomilla and nat mur. Fever has been

from 101-104.9. I just feel like if I don't get this fever to break, he's

not getting the proper sleep to fight off whatever the illness is either -

right now he's waking every 20-30 minutes, startled, sitting upright and

crying?

It doesn't help to use a remedy that doesn't match the symptoms

Can you get the remedy?

Sheri>

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Yes, very possibly could be roseola

Fever will drop and rash will break out.

Sheri

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Could it be something like Roseola? Usually a rash appears I think on the 5th

day and then the fever drops and they feel better.

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Re: Fever help

>

> Hi Laurie,

>

> What is his temperature? Please don't worry too much, I have had this

experience before and after a few days it does get very frightening. It's great

that his appetite is so good. How does he look? Other symptoms would be nice at

this point to let you know he's expressing whatever is bothering him, but I

don't think they're necessary other than the fever itself.......Anita