What should I do if I still have a high fever of over 104?F at night after four days, despite taking Mefkind, Crocin, and the antibiotic Ceftas for three days, and what do my attached complete blood count (CBC) results indicate? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What should I do if I still have a high fever of over 104?F at night after four days, despite taking Mefkind, Crocin, and the antibiotic Ceftas for three days, and what do my attached complete blood count (CBC) results indicate?

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What should I do if I still have a high fever of over 104?F at night after four days, despite taking Mefkind, Crocin, and the antibiotic Ceftas for three days, and what do my attached complete blood count (CBC) results indicate?

Asked by Male, 14 · 13 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

13 days ago

Persistent fever of 104?F, even after taking Crocin (paracetamol), Mefkind (mefenamic acid), and the antibiotic Ceftas (cefixime). Because the high fever has continued for four days, it is very important to have him re-evaluated by a doctor immediately. While I cannot see the attached CBC results, they will help the doctor determine if this is a viral illness?which antibiotics cannot cure?or if a different treatment is needed. For now, keep him hydrated with plenty of fluids, use cool-water forehead wipes to help bring the temperature down safely, and seek prompt medical attention.

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What should I do if I still have a high fever of over 104?F at night after four days, despite taking Mefkind, Crocin, and the antibiotic Ceftas for three days, and what do my attached complete blood count (CBC) results indicate?

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