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Why do my daughter's head, palms, and the soles of her feet constantly feel warm, and how should I use the prescribed Flexon Suspension for her fevers?

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Why do my daughter's head, palms, and the soles of her feet constantly feel warm, and how should I use the prescribed Flexon Suspension for her fevers?

Asked by Female, 8 · 2 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

2 days ago

It is very common for children to have warm heads, palms, and soles; their bodies are highly active and release heat through these areas to regulate temperature. Unless she has a high fever measured by a thermometer, or is unusually sluggish, this warmth is likely normal. Flexon Suspension contains ibuprofen and paracetamol to ease fever and discomfort. Please give it strictly as prescribed by her pediatrician, usually based on her weight, spacing doses at least six hours apart. Always shake the bottle well and use a proper measuring device. If her fever persists or she seems unwell, please consult her doctor.

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