Was the drug prescribed by a Doctor? If no, please stop self medication and kindly confirm fever with a digital thermomether.
If temperature is higher that 37.5°c, give age appropriate dosage of paracetamol, tepid sponge and present your baby for proper review by a paediatrician for proper management.

Good Morning Mama,

Please note that it is not advisable to self medicate your baby as there could be reasons for the baby having high temperature such as toothing and so on.

The 7keys you already administered is enough, please kindly take the baby to the Clinic for proper diagnosis and treatment

Their is a need to measure the temperature with digital thermometer. Anything between 36.5 and 37.5 is normal. If above 37.5, you can give paracetamol every 6 hours. You may also want to take the child to hospital if fever keeps rising or continues despite the paracetamol.

Please take the child back to the hospital for proper evaluation.

It may be the side effect of the medication. Kindly keep an eye on the child for a while. Some malaria drugs can cause weakness initially but improve over time. However if the child is extremely weak or you are worried then go back to the hospital for further evaluation and management.

It may be the side effect of the medication. Kindly keep an eye on the child for a while. Some malaria drugs can cause weakness initially but improve over time. However if the child is extremely weak or you are worried then go back to the hospital for further evaluation and management.

Normal body
temperature ranges between 36.5C -
37.4C. Anything from 37.5C and
above is fever. The reading from your
thermometer does not depict fever.
Ensure you use a digital thermometer
and insert it in the anus or under the
armpit for accurate results.

Measles is to be diagnosed

Did you check the temperature with a
thermometer?

For high temperature kindly use a digital thermometer to check and not rely on your hands. Anything higher than 37.5 is fever, you can give paracetamol and tepid sponge the body. If it persists see a doctor.

If the poo doesn't not sink into the diaper like urine, then it's okay.
But please pay attention to your own diet. If the mucus persist like see a Peadetrician.

Hello ma'am, how did you check the temperature?

The case of excessive sweat (hyperhidrosis) is not so common but it does exist. Keep your child hydrated, give a lot of fluid preferably water.. Reduce the temperature of the AC more so as to make the room cooler..... If you are still bothered about the sweat, visit a paediatrician to confirm if it's a case of true hyperhidrosis

There are many possible causes of vomiting even overeating or indigestion. It could also be the first symptom of an illness.
The most important thing is to know why or the Cause of the vomiting and address promptly if and when known. Please, kindly take the child to the hospital to see a doctor preferably a paediatrician for further evaluation and treatment.

If the child is vomiting and becoming weak and not as active as before...Kindly take to the hospital immediately for further management

Your baby's weight is not okay. He is expected to have doubled his birth weight by 6 months

Seriously, it is not a problem.....hope there is nothing biting him on the mattress of the bed....Just Check and if there is nothing, it may just be one of "those things"...habits that will pass with time perhaps the floor is cooler too so make sure the room is cool enough as well and when he is deep in sleep, transfer him to bed!"

Try see a paediatrician for proper examination and treatment