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Its an ear infection
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its starting all over. Fever, puking, cranky, extra cuddles, pour sleeping. I think its another ear infection. I also think her second tooth is coming (first cut at the same time as the last infection)
i give Motrin or Tylenol only symptomatically, not for fever alone. In other words, if my daughter is feverish but she's acting fine, i just make sure to keep her hydrated and keep my eye on it. If she's miserable, complaining that something hurts or visibly in pain, i will medicate her. And i don't just dose her every 4-6 hours...i let the meds wear off to see what we're dealing with :)
Quoting Amycapl:i give Motrin or Tylenol only symptomatically, not for fever alone. In other words, if my daughter is feverish but she's acting fine, i just make sure to keep her hydrated and keep my eye on it. If she's miserable, complaining that something hurts or visibly in pain, i will medicate her. And i don't just dose her every 4-6 hours...i let the meds wear off to see what we're dealing with :)
I kept the humidifier in our room all night and shes getting as much milkies as shell take.
I had given her the meds before she threw up but since the fevers been down to 99 something, I haven't given her anymore.
Thank you for your help.
Quoting Amycapl:saline for runny stuffy nose also humidifier if you've got one. if she's throwing up, no medicine is gonna help :( are you breastfeeding? if so, nurse nurse nurse!! it's the best defense!!
I only medicate a fever if if they are listless or at bedtime if it's making them uncomfortable and preventing sleep from happening. Otherwise I leave it alone.
We dont even own a working thermometer
Quoting larissalarie:
The number is meaningless, plus fevers have a job to do, medicating them prevents them from doing it as effectively.
I only medicate a fever if if they are listless or at bedtime if it's making them uncomfortable and preventing sleep from happening. Otherwise I leave it alone.
I don't think I even have a working thermometer, lol. Fevers have a job to do, just give lots of cuddles and if you are bfing then nurse ,nurse,nurse!
If a cool bath doesnt help it go down then ill try meds



- EslingerCrew11
on Feb. 7, 2013 at 2:51 AM