What kind of fever do you call the emergency line for?

[natablue]

So glad to hear it's coming down!

[dukesilver]

I'm so glad it's coming down! Hang in there!

[daisycat]

Glad it's coming down!

[gogadgetgo]

Poor baby and poor mama. Ds1 spiked a random fever after a normal day of play last year and it turned out he had roseola. Maybe it's that? Fingers crossed it stays down.

[smile]

Glad his fever came down. When my DD battled a recurring fever it turned out to be Roseola. The fever was the only symptom, and it got as high as 104.3.

[Deleted]

I am so glad he is doing a little better.

[lmb5109]

Jul 26, 2014 20:31:06 GMT -5 AmyRI said:

Jul 26, 2014 20:02:18 GMT -5 lmb5109 said:

When you do this, do you do full doses of each?

Yes, full doses. I usually try to stagger them in a way that they aren't wearing off at the same time (tylenol is 4-6 hours, motrin is 6-8, so I usually start with motrin and 4 hours later give Tylenol, then 2-3 hours later give Motrin...). But with a 104+ fever I'd be freaking out and do full doses of each immediately. 

This is good to know! I knew I could stagger them so they overlap but I never would have thought I could do both at once and it's really good to know I can do this if she ever spikes a fever that high!