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?Treating a fever

1. it's important to keep them hydrated by giving them plenty of cool water to drink
2. If the environment is warm, you could help to your child to stay at a comfortable temperature by covering them with a lightweight sheet or opening a window.
3. Use antipyretics, which help to reduce fever, as well as being painkillers.
4. high temperature in children is associated with more serious signs and symptoms, such as:

• breathlessness
• vomiting
• rash
• fits or seizures

Causes of fever in children?

• upper respiratory tract infections (RTIs)

• flu
• ear infections
• roseola – a virus that causes a temperature and a rash
•  tonsillitis
• kidney or urinary tract infections (UTIs)
• common childhood illnesses, such as chickenpox and whooping cough
• Possible serious bacterial illnesses include:

1. meningitis
2. septicaemia
3. pneumonia
4. and need doctor urgent examination

When to seek urgent medical advice

if your child

• is under three months old and has a temperature of 38C  or above
• is between three and six months old and has a temperature of 39C or above
• You should also see your GP if your child has other signs of being unwell, such as persistent vomiting, refusal to feed, floppiness or drowsiness.