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Just keep in mind that tylenol has acetaminophen in it. Too much of it can cause liver failure and permanent liver damage. Be sure you are giving her childrens tylenol and not adult tylenol. However, children's tylenol is for children 2 yrs and older. With an infant less than a year old you should not give her tylenol at all without the direction of a doctor. If you want to bring her temperature down naturaly give her plenty of fluids such as her formula or plain water. If you have been giving her adult tylenol I would take her to a physician as in now and not later.
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How is her appetite?
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Just keep in mind that tylenol has acetaminophen in it. Too much of it can cause liver failure and permanent liver damage. Be sure you are giving her childrens tylenol and not adult tylenol. However, children's tylenol is for children 2 yrs and older. With an infant less than a year old you should not give her tylenol at all without the direction of a doctor. If you want to bring her temperature down naturaly give her plenty of fluids such as her formula or plain water. If you have been giving her adult tylenol I would take her to a physician as in now and not later. i gave her children's Tylenol that i got from her doctor when she had shots |
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How is her appetite? its good she ate and nursed well shes playing and biting me at the moment |
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Edited by
cutiecami
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Wed 01/07/09 08:10 PM
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Edited by
Winx
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Wed 01/07/09 08:13 PM
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How is her appetite? its good she ate and nursed well shes playing and biting me at the moment That's good. 
It really could be the teething or she just might be getting the start of a cold. I would keep an eye on her and see if her temperature goes up. She's beautiful. 
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That sounds normal for a baby teething..they will get a runny nose, diarhrea and a low grade fever when teething. Keep giving her the right amount of tylenol for her fever and she should be fine. If the fever goes any higher I would get it checked, but if not, it sounds very normal. You need the book..."What to Expect the First Year" it was what got me through my first born...it was my baby bible..lol If I hadn't had that book, I would have had him at the doc every day. Angie I loved that book!!! what to expect when you're expecting was also a godsend when i was pregnant!! lol |
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Just keep in mind that tylenol has acetaminophen in it. Too much of it can cause liver failure and permanent liver damage. Be sure you are giving her childrens tylenol and not adult tylenol. However, children's tylenol is for children 2 yrs and older. With an infant less than a year old you should not give her tylenol at all without the direction of a doctor. If you want to bring her temperature down naturaly give her plenty of fluids such as her formula or plain water. If you have been giving her adult tylenol I would take her to a physician as in now and not later. |
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That sounds normal for a baby teething..they will get a runny nose, diarhrea and a low grade fever when teething. Keep giving her the right amount of tylenol for her fever and she should be fine. If the fever goes any higher I would get it checked, but if not, it sounds very normal. You need the book..."What to Expect the First Year" it was what got me through my first born...it was my baby bible..lol If I hadn't had that book, I would have had him at the doc every day. Angie I loved that book!!! what to expect when you're expecting was also a godsend when i was pregnant!! lol I had the expecting one too! I bought all of them and wore them out. 
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How is her appetite? its good she ate and nursed well shes playing and biting me at the moment That's good.
It really could be the teething or she just might be getting the start of a cold. I would keep an eye on her and see if her temperature goes up. She's beautiful.
thx so much |
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Infant tylenol is different from children's tylenol...
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mines infant my pediatrician gave it to me after u posted i checked the bottle her fever went down btw
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Infant tylenol is different from children's tylenol... but you did make excelent points about the first 2. thank you. 
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mines infant my pediatrician gave it to me after u posted i checked the bottle her fever went down btw 
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my 8mo old daughter is sick for the first time ever shes teething and has a fever of 100.2 and has has some diarrhea along with a runny nose i cant get in touch with her doctor and im not sure what to do i gave her some Tylenol and she seems happy and has been playing like normal anybody know what to do Motrin better motrin is the best, always have stores of it in my house!!! |
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Sounds like teething stuff. Most Drs will tell you that teething doesn't cause fever/runny nose/etc but it's not true. I actually had a female family practitioner with 3 kids tell me "I know, I know...they teach you it's not true in medical school but all my kids did it too!"
Just watch your baby for increasing fever or discomfort...my concern would be resulting congestion/fluid in her ear/earache. |
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Just checkin' in on the wee one and mom. Everything going okay?
By the way, let her chew on your finger if she's teething. You'll be amazed at how strong those little ones are! |
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Friday night...how's the baby? (and how's mom?)
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My favorite web site for parenting questions in www.askdrsears.com Keep that hanging around for future reference
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Maybe a little something to rub on her gum's and a frozen teething ring helps soothes the gum's. Other then that don't worry with the fever at 100 that is normal for teething. Just keep them comfortable.
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