Fever in Children

Precision in Diagnosis, the Key to Effective Treatment.

Parents often worry about fever in their children, but with Dr. Prince Parakh's exceptional expertise, there's no need for concern. As a highly experienced and specialized pediatrician, Dr. Parakh offers comprehensive and precise diagnosis, personalized treatment, and preventive guidance to ensure optimal child health. Whether it's short-term symptom relief or long-term solutions, Dr. Parakh's approach is unparalleled in managing fever in children.

Dr. Prince Parakh understands that fever is not a standalone diagnosis, but rather a symptom that can originate from different causes such as bacterial or viral infections. To determine the underlying factors causing fever in each child, a precise diagnosis is essential. With his vast medical knowledge and cutting-edge diagnostic tools, Dr. Parakh identifies the root cause of fever, enabling him to provide targeted and effective treatment to his patients.

Empowering Parents to Spot and Respond to Fever in Children

• Warm to the touch
• Changes in behavior (may be fussy, cranky, or unusually quiet)
• Slightly faster breathing or an elevated heart rate
• Complaints of headache
• Experiencing chills or sweating
• Skin appearing red or flushed

When Does a Fever Indicate a Serious Concern?

Fever in infants is not a serious concern who are behaving normally however

• Infants under 3 months are an exception to the rule. In case their rectal temperature reaches 100.4°F (38°C) or higher, seeking immediate medical attention is highly recommended.
• Parents must remain vigilant about their children with pre-existing health conditions and should consult a doctor immediately if their child has a fever.

What are the common factors or conditions that lead to acute fever in children?

In infants and children, acute fevers are most often the result of infections. It is crucial to note that teething, which is a natural developmental process that usually starts around six months of age and completes with the emergence of a child's first set of primary teeth by 2.5 years, does not typically cause a fever above 101°F (38.3°C).

What role does recurrent fever play, particularly in young children?

A fever is a natural defense system triggered by your body's immune system to fight off illnesses. Recurrent fever is a fever that happens multiple times over a period of time and is usually seen in young children. It is one of the main symptoms of periodic fever syndromes, which cause fevers in a spaced-out pattern without an infection.

What are the underlying factors leading to recurrent fever in infants?

The possible reasons can be as follows:

• Viral infections,
• Bacterial infections
• Vaccinations

Why entrust your child’s health to Dr. Prince Parakh?

Dr. Prince Parakh is the ultimate choice for parents seeking top-notch pediatric care. His unmatched expertise, specialized approach, and unwavering commitment to your child's well-being make him the go-to pediatrician for ensuring optimal health and development. Choose Dr. Parakh and rest assured that your little one is in the best hands possible.