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How do you know when to take a two year old in to doctors that has a fever and a cough?

You need to involve his medical provider if you are unclear as to the cause of the symptoms or their significance. For instance, if a child has a...

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40's male with abdominal and lower back pain and excessive sleep

Have you tried kicking him out? They say if you love someone, set them free, and see what happens. In his case, you're just giving...

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I have shingles and the rash is on my left buttock and also on my left labia. Is this an uncommon area for this? :(

Common area? No, but herpes zoster (shingles) follows a nerve pathway, so this painful infection can occur in this area.Hopefully, your...

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my sister has 102 fever along with headache bodyache and vomitting feeling what immediate first aid can be given

Usually any pain reliever will help. Tylenol, Advil, Aspirin can help reduce her fever don't let her take it unless she's allergic though...

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How long does a sore throat last?

Sore throats can be caused by MANY things....viral infections, bacterial infections (like Strep), mono, post nasal drainage from sinusitis, breathing...

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My daughter started vomiting 6 hours ago, 8 times. She even woke up to vomit. Fever 100.8. What should i do?

She should see her medical provider, or at least, have a phone consultation. There are effective medications to help control vomiting, but they...

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Besides tender swollen lymph node in neck, also have lump in front of ear. Presently on clyndamycin. Possible causes?

I have never heard of the medicine you are on, but everytime I mention or show my doctor a lump in my neck or something, he says it's a...

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Can you have a fever with a cold?

Absolutely. A cold is a viral infection, and a fever is just one of the ways the body fights this infection. A fever can also be a sign of a...

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My 2 year old daughter keeps coughing to the point where she vommiting but not running a fever is that normal?

Hi there: My two year old also had that. She ended up having to have an inhaler because her airways would inflate when she was active therefore...

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my three year old granddaughter has had a low grade fever for severl days mainly at nght and is saying she has a headach

You didn't really ask a question, but nothing you have shared is that alarming. This is typical of a viral infection, but as you know, I have no...

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When should I see a Throat specialist when the tonsil stones wont go away and the penisillin doesnt work?

Now. Penicillin never works for tonsil stones. The problem is that your tonsils have holes/crypts in them that trap food and other debris. Gargling...

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Do you get a fever with a viral throat infection?

Yes. Fever is the body's natural response to fighting off an infection.

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