Sudden onset of high fever, chills, vomiting in 6 yr old boy

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Anonymous wrote:Hi my daughter is 3years she was ok when she went to school but when she back from school she vomited and she had 100.6 fever. I am worried do I need to take her hospipal now?



For this alone, no. Call the ped if you are concerned and ask if you should bring her in.
Anonymous
Could be the flu. My 5 month old, 2 year old, and husband had the flu in the last week and it involved similar symptoms. We brought them to the pediatrician and he prescribed Tamiflu (plus rest and tylenol for fever).
Anonymous
My 7 yr old son just had his, we waited it out and he didn't get better so took him in day 3 and it was strep. He had no sore throat, was eating crusty bread and it just never dawned on me it was strep. I feel like an idiot and won't do it again. Take him in.....
Anonymous
Ugh. This is a 2011 thread.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Strep is usually not accompanied by vomiting. I'd get child seen by dr.


In our house, strep is always accompanied with vomiting. And we had it this past weekend. It seems to be going around.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Ugh. This is a 2011 thread.


Hey no complaints here!! This may be an old thread but everyone's replies are surely helping others dealing with the same problems. So thank you everyone who continues to comment on a 3 yr old thread- your still helping others
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Strep is usually not accompanied by vomiting. I'd get child seen by dr.
yes it is, my daughter was fine one minute then said she did not feel well threw up all over my floor had a 103 fever took her to the doctors the dr strep with the start of scarlet fever. so yes throw up can be part of strep.
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Strep is usually not accompanied by vomiting. I'd get child seen by dr.
yes it is, my daughter was fine one minute then said she did not feel well threw up all over my floor had a 103 fever took her to the doctors the dr strep with the start of scarlet fever. so yes throw up can be part of strep.


Vomiting can be a symptom, but is not a common symptom. Children are more likely to vomit with strep than adults. Vomiting is not a sign of strep, I'd be more concerned about the flu or stomach virus.

Sore throat would be the main symptom, along with chills, aches and a fever. You should be able to see white puss pockets.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Ugh. This is a 2011 thread.


Maybe the OP can reply with the out come.
Anonymous
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It's the Honduran flu . Thanks Obama .
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like strep. It is going around and my son had these exact symptoms. It can cause terrible headaches and vomiting.


This.

My 6 year old had strep two weeks ago, and had a terrible headache the first night, with a high fever, etc. We took him to the ped the next day and he had a positive strep test. Ped said headaches can be common in strep. As well as a rash (which DS had also).

Call the ped's nurse's line and they'll give you good advice. I'm not usually a fan or urgent care.
Anonymous
Wow. Both my kids have had mild fevers and vomiting. I never considered strep. Just thought it was a bug. Called ped and they weren't concerned either. They said only after 3 days to bring in...
Anonymous
Why replying to the thread years later?....because it's here! In my case, I just searched these symptoms and your page came up. My 7 year old went to bed and just about a half hour later he was biting up. Temp 102. Head ache, vomited x 1. Gave him ibuprophen and he's asleep with cold cloth and light blankies.
Anonymous
Throwing up (not biting up) darn auto correct! ; )
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