Fevers generally are not dangerous in and of themselves.

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Nov 25, 2015
5:12:20pm

Virginia Ute Ute Troll

Fevers generally are not dangerous in and of themselves.

Fevers of 105 are generally not real, as you found out.

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Originally posted on Nov 25, 2015 at 5:12:20pm

Message modified by Virginia Ute on Nov 25, 2015 at 5:13:38pm

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Virginia Ute

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Yowzers- this was a nice heart-attack moment for a parent. I just measured my

cheezedawg

11/25/15 5:06pm

Fevers generally are not dangerous in and of themselves.

11/25/15 5:12pm

Strongly disagree. Fever of 103 is cause for concern.

11/25/15 5:32pm

Not really. If a kid as a cold and a fever of 103, who cares?

11/25/15 5:34pm

This is correct. Its NOT the fever. Its the symptoms.

kurda

11/25/15 5:38pm

Agreed. The other thing to watch out for is dehydration.

HuskerFan2

11/25/15 5:40pm

Ditto, this is what our pediatrician told us. Its the other symptoms that are

IrishBlue

11/25/15 5:46pm

Right- and she doesn't have a whole lot of other symptoms. Just fever

cheezedawg

11/25/15 5:58pm

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