Is it normal for my child to still have a recurring fever and bad breath from a sinus infection, even after starting the prescribed Ascoril and Crocin yesterday morning?
Since your daughter only started her medications yesterday morning, it is quite normal for symptoms to persist. Crocin (paracetamol) helps manage the fever temporarily, but the underlying sinus infection takes a few days to resolve. The bad breath is also a common symptom, caused by mucus buildup and post-nasal drip. Keep her well-hydrated and continue with the prescribed Ascoril and Crocin as directed. It usually takes 48 to 72 hours to see a noticeable improvement. However, if her fever worsens, or she shows no improvement after three days, please consult her pediatrician.
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Is it normal for my child to still have a recurring fever and bad breath from a sinus infection, even after starting the prescribed Ascoril and Crocin yesterday morning?
Is it normal for my child to still have a recurring fever and bad breath from a sinus infection, even after starting the prescribed Ascoril and Crocin yesterday morning? | Apollo Pharmacy