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Hart74

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intermittent fever and vomiting
Posted: 01-11-08 09:34am

First my daughter came down with fever and she threw up on the first day back in school then my 26months old son had a high fever of 40.7C the day after myself. The symptoms was intermittent, for all of us my question is can the flue/fever be pass from on from a child to an adult and why is the symptoms kept come on and off.
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leewhiz

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Posted: 01-30-08 03:44am

Viruses are tricky. They can be communicable. The symptoms present themselves as the body fights the virus. You can boost your immune system by taking echinacea (you, 300 mg 3 times daily), goldenseal, and Vitamin C (500 mg 1-2 times daily).
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Posted: 01-30-08 10:11am

Thanks leewhiz, today it's my youngest son's turn again in three weeks, I just brought him to the hospital. The doctor advise to have his blood test in case it persist for 4 days. Thanks for your advise I'll check on the Vit C but may I know what are the rest of them are they Vitamins too sorry I never heard of the names I am not from the States.
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