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Q: My toddler gets a fever and swollen throat every 5 to 7 days. Should we get a blood test?

Q: My toddler gets a fever and swollen throat every 5 to 7 days. Should we get a blood test?

Q: My toddler gets a fever and swollen throat every 5 to 7 days. Should we get a blood test?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 63 min read

Q: My 1-year-old vomited 4 times immediately after taking fever reducers post-vaccination. Did I give too much?

Q: My 1-year-old vomited 4 times immediately after taking fever reducers post-vaccination. Did I give too much?

Q: My 1-year-old vomited 4 times immediately after taking fever reducers post-vaccination. Did I give too much?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 63 min read

Q: My daughter has a fever, chills, and left flank pain after a negative flu test. Should she be retested for the flu?

Q: My daughter has a fever, chills, and left flank pain after a negative flu test. Should she be retested for the flu?

Q: My daughter has a fever, chills, and left flank pain after a negative flu test. Should she be retested for the flu?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 62 min read

Q: My child was discharged after a week of unexplained fever, but the fever returned. Could it be the flu since I recently tested positive?

Q: My child was discharged after a week of unexplained fever, but the fever returned. Could it be the flu since I recently tested positive?

Q: My child was discharged after a week of unexplained fever, but the fever returned. Could it be the flu since I recently tested positive?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 63 min read

Q: My child's fever dropped but returned to 38.2°C after a negative flu test and a swollen throat. Do we need to test again?

Q: My child's fever dropped but returned to 38.2°C after a negative flu test and a swollen throat. Do we need to test again?

Q: My child's fever dropped but returned to 38.2°C after a negative flu test and a swollen throat. Do we need to test again?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 62 min read

Q: My child got a fever again 2 days after being discharged from a 5-day flu hospitalization. Should we see a doctor?

Q: My child got a fever again 2 days after being discharged from a 5-day flu hospitalization. Should we see a doctor?

Q: My child got a fever again 2 days after being discharged from a 5-day flu hospitalization. Should we see a doctor?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 52 min read

Q: Is it normal for my child to lose 1kg of weight while recovering from gastroenteritis?

Q: Is it normal for my child to lose 1kg of weight while recovering from gastroenteritis?

Q: Is it normal for my child to lose 1kg of weight while recovering from gastroenteritis?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 53 min read

Q: My 7-year-old has had a low-grade fever for 5 days despite antibiotics. Could it be pneumonia, and should we get an X-ray?

Q: My 7-year-old has had a low-grade fever for 5 days despite antibiotics. Could it be pneumonia, and should we get an X-ray?

Q: My 7-year-old has had a low-grade fever for 5 days despite antibiotics. Could it be pneumonia, and should we get an X-ray?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 53 min read

Q: My 19-month-old baby's temperature dropped to 34.1°C after taking prescribed fever medicine for the flu. Is this hypothermia okay since they are sleeping well?

Q: My 19-month-old baby's temperature dropped to 34.1°C after taking prescribed fever medicine for the flu. Is this hypothermia okay since they are sleeping well?

Q: My 19-month-old baby's temperature dropped to 34.1°C after taking prescribed fever medicine for the flu. Is this hypothermia okay since they are sleeping well?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 52 min read

Q: My child was diagnosed with Influenza B and suddenly developed a 39°C fever. Should we get IV treatment?

Q: My child was diagnosed with Influenza B and suddenly developed a 39°C fever. Should we get IV treatment?

Q: My child was diagnosed with Influenza B and suddenly developed a 39°C fever. Should we get IV treatment?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 53 min read

Q: My child's eye has been swollen for a week. Should I visit a pediatrician or an ophthalmologist?

Q: My child's eye has been swollen for a week. Should I visit a pediatrician or an ophthalmologist?

Q: My child's eye has been swollen for a week. Should I visit a pediatrician or an ophthalmologist?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 42 min read

Q: Can my 14-month-old baby get a fever of 38°C just from sleeping in a hot room?

Q: Can my 14-month-old baby get a fever of 38°C just from sleeping in a hot room?

Q: Can my 14-month-old baby get a fever of 38°C just from sleeping in a hot room?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 43 min read

Q: My child has a stomachache, vomiting, and a rising fever up to 39°C. What should I do next?

Q: My child has a stomachache, vomiting, and a rising fever up to 39°C. What should I do next?

Q: My child has a stomachache, vomiting, and a rising fever up to 39°C. What should I do next?

Here's doctors quick informational answer.

Myeongchan Kim

Jun 43 min read

Q: My 10-year-old has had a persistent cough, post-nasal drip, and green mucus for two months. Should we get an allergy test?

Q: My 10-year-old has had a persistent cough, post-nasal drip, and green mucus for two months. Should we get an allergy test?

Q: My 10-year-old has had a persistent cough, post-nasal drip, and green mucus for two months. Should we get an allergy test?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 43 min read

Q: My 2-month-old baby has a fluctuating mild fever between 37.6°C and 37.9°C. Is this normal, or should we see a pediatrician?

Q: My 2-month-old baby has a fluctuating mild fever between 37.6°C and 37.9°C. Is this normal, or should we see a pediatrician?

Q: My 2-month-old baby has a fluctuating mild fever between 37.6°C and 37.9°C. Is this normal, or should we see a pediatrician?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 42 min read

Q: Can I give my child acetaminophen for a mild fever after taking Hamidon and Comi syrup for viral gastroenteritis?

Q: Can I give my child acetaminophen for a mild fever after taking Hamidon and Comi syrup for viral gastroenteritis?

Q: Can I give my child acetaminophen for a mild fever after taking Hamidon and Comi syrup for viral gastroenteritis?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 32 min read

Q: Can a sore throat last 4 days without improving while already taking antibiotics and NSAIDs?

Q: Can a sore throat last 4 days without improving while already taking antibiotics and NSAIDs?

Q: Can a sore throat last 4 days without improving while already taking antibiotics and NSAIDs?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 32 min read

Q: Can the flu present with only a stomachache, vomiting, and fever without respiratory symptoms?

Q: Can the flu present with only a stomachache, vomiting, and fever without respiratory symptoms?

Q: Can the flu present with only a stomachache, vomiting, and fever without respiratory symptoms?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 33 min read

Q: My 36-month-old child has had a mild fever for 10 days. Should I visit a local clinic or a specialized hospital?

Q: My 36-month-old child has had a mild fever for 10 days. Should I visit a local clinic or a specialized hospital?

Q: My 36-month-old child has had a mild fever for 10 days. Should I visit a local clinic or a specialized hospital?

Here's doctors quick informational answer.

Myeongchan Kim

Jun 32 min read

Q: My child has a 39.6°C fever for 2 days, high inflammation markers, and WBC 17,000. Is hospitalization absolutely necessary?

Q: My child has a 39.6°C fever for 2 days, high inflammation markers, and WBC 17,000. Is hospitalization absolutely necessary?

Q: My child has a 39.6°C fever for 2 days, high inflammation markers, and WBC 17,000. Is hospitalization absolutely necessary?

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Myeongchan Kim

Jun 33 min read

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