Oh hun, it can be really difficult when they have fevers for such a long time
It can be an UTI, I hope you get the results back soon, has bub been crying out when urinating?
DD had a virus which ended up being a reaction to the 18 month injection, caused high fevers for 4 days and she did end up in hospital, but that was only due to being dehydrated, we couldn't get any medication or fluids into her for over two days.
So as long as bub is still having fluids, food isn't a big concern, and is taking the neurofen/panadol to treat the fever then staying home is so much better
Nothing like a cuddle from DD after a hard day's work!
Oct 2007
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Thanks ladies
You dont know how much this has helped me. I dont have the internet at home yet so was quite upset i couldnt get advice from you guys until today.
She has been drinking normal which is good. Always wanting milk which i am not suppose to give her as the doc said it is worse for her when she vomits it up.
She's still running around but just looks very sickly (her eyes are drooping for example).
I hope i have collected enough urine to get the results back as it was so hard
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