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3 Year Old, Fever, Vomiting, Headache. Diagnosed As Infection. Among Ibuprofen, Ondansetron, Pediatric Electrolyt Which Is For Infection?

Yea hi. My 3years old doughter has more than one weeck with fever and like 3 days bomiting and head pain, i just take her to the Dr and they say she has on infection but im not sire abouth yhe ,edication they give her cus it os ibuprofen,ondansetron odt and pediatric electrolyt .. My concern is ?wich one is for the infection???
Mon, 5 Aug 2013
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Hi,

Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic.

It seems your child is having a viral fever.

The doctor has prescribed symptomatic treatment for fevr, vomitings, and to prevent dehydration.

Antibiotic can be added if there is focus of bacterial infection.

If the fever is persisting, investigations such as CBP, malaria, complete urine examination, widal test, to know the presence of infection.

Consult the doctor for follow up.

Hope I have answered your query.

Regards.
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3 Year Old, Fever, Vomiting, Headache. Diagnosed As Infection. Among Ibuprofen, Ondansetron, Pediatric Electrolyt Which Is For Infection?

Hi, Thank you for your query on Healthcare Magic. It seems your child is having a viral fever. The doctor has prescribed symptomatic treatment for fevr, vomitings, and to prevent dehydration. Antibiotic can be added if there is focus of bacterial infection. If the fever is persisting, investigations such as CBP, malaria, complete urine examination, widal test, to know the presence of infection. Consult the doctor for follow up. Hope I have answered your query. Regards.