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Recurring HIGH fever in a 1 year old..

Hi. My son is 13 months old. Since he was about 5 months old, he has off and on developed fevers. He developed teeth early ( he has 13 teeth now) and had several colds from daycare. At the age of around 8 months old, he developed a 106 fever and was rushed to the ER. They sent us home that night with antibiotics and said it was a virus. Since then, yes since then.. he has had a fever on and off. A week has not gone by without developing a fever in between the range of 100-105. Many times, he has no other sympton AT ALL. Now, it has been 7 weeks with recurring HIGH ( 101-104) FEVER. Every time we take him to the doctor, they say it is justa virus and to let it pass. I cannot take this "virus thing" as the answer anymore. Is it just me? Am I crazy or is this abnormal? What does this sound like to you? I need a doctor to help him!
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Our son Broc has just had a GI distress profile done and it all came back negative as we were also thinking a food allergy or intolerance.

At the moment we are seeing a metabolic specialist to test for Mitochondrial or metabolic disorders.
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Has anyone mentioned Celiac Disease? Or other food intolerances like Gluten? Casein? Soy?

http://www.cureceliacdisease.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/CDCFactSheets10_SymptomList.pdf

http://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/topic/88461-fevers-anyone/

http://www.cureceliacdisease.org/
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its so true, my 20 month old son has recurring fevers. I have been in and out of emergencies and everytime it has to do with his tonsils. I am very frustrated cause his on antibiotics again for the 5th time in 5 months and now I am waiting on an appt with the ear and throat specialist to see when he gets his tonsls removed. I have been waiting for 2 wks for this appt and nothing yet.
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A friend's 18-month-old baby has, or had, a temperature of 39 degrees C and depression.  What could be the cause; and what would be a home remedy?
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A friend's 18-month-old baby has, or had, a temperature of 39 degrees C and depression.  What could be the cause; and what would be a home remedy?
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I agree 100% with you Ukmum2! We've been a dairy free family (6 of us) for about 3 years now. Our family feels GREAT! It's been a huge change for us, from where we were before we eliminated dairy. But I must add, soy is a dangerous alternative.
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