If Paracetamol oral suspension IP 250 mg is not reducing your 2-year-old?s fever, first make sure the dose is correct for his weight and given at proper intervals. If the fever still doesn?t improve, a doctor may suggest an alternative like Ibuprofen syrup, but only after medical advice. Also keep him hydrated, give sponge baths for high fever, and consult a pediatrician if fever persists more than 2?3 days or worsens.

Fever for 2 days in a 3.5-year-old is most often due to a viral infection, and antibiotics are usually not needed unless a bacterial infection is confirmed. Continue giving Paracetamol in the correct dose, keep her well hydrated, and ensure rest. Monitor for symptoms like persistent high fever (greater than 3 days), cough, ear pain, vomiting, or reduced activity. If any of these occur or fever continues, consult a pediatrician before starting antibiotics.

For fever and cold, you can take Paracetamol for fever and body aches, and an antihistamine like Cetirizine for sneezing and runny nose. Drink plenty of warm fluids, do steam inhalation, take rest, and avoid cold or dusty environments. Eat light, nutritious food and maintain hygiene. If fever lasts more than 2?3 days, becomes very high, or symptoms worsen, consult a doctor.

Fever with dry cough for 2 days is most likely a viral infection, and taking Paracetamol is appropriate, but it should be taken every 6?8 hours as needed (not just twice daily) within the safe dose. Drink plenty of warm fluids, take rest, do steam inhalation, and avoid cold exposure. Feeling weak and cold can happen with fever, but monitor your temperature regularly. If fever lasts more than 3 days, becomes very high, or you develop breathing difficulty, chest pain, or severe weakness, consult a doctor promptly.