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PostPosted: 12/13/06 - 21:57    Post subject: infant fever at 101 and 102, need some advice to cause Vote now! Reply with quote
The baby is 4 months old. He went to the doctor today, runnig fever since yesterday, they did test for influ in nosie but test was negative.
He ran a higher fever tonight, at 102. He had runs some last week said that he would have to go through that, now this. He isn't coughing or seem to be sick like a cold. But is teething. Can that cause fever like that? Thanks,
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