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In general, how you measure your child's temperature is not important as long as you measure it in a consistent manner. For babies 6 months and younger the only reliable measurement is done rectally. In older children, oral temperatures tend to be more consistent than axillary. The newer thermometers that measure temperatures in the ear or on the forehead are fine, though they tend to overestimate the temperature and will often produce very different results if the temperature is measured repeatedly. When you call the office to discuss a fever, please take your baby's temperature before you call and let us know the result, and how you took the temperature, without adding or subtracting anything to adjust for the method you took it. Will the fever harm him her? No, fever is a symptom, not a disease. The body will not produce a fever that will harm a child. Temperatures of 104105 happen commonly in children and do not cause any physical damage. High temperatures caused by an external source of heat, such as being locked in a car on a hot day, can be harmful. ; Should I treat the fever? The purpose of treating a fever is to make the child comfortable. If your child is warm and fussy or uncomfortable, reducing the fever should make them feel better. If your child is warm but otherwise happy and playing normally, the fever does not need to be treated. How do I treat the fever? Acetaminophen Tlyenol ; is the medicine of choice to reduce a child's fever. The dose is based on the child's weight, roughly 160 mg per 20 lbs. Tyleonl comes in many different formulations, so check the container to determine the strength and proper dosage. Tylenol may be given every 4 hours as needed. If the Tylenol does not seem to reduce the fever you may try Ibuprofen Motrin or Advil ; at a dose of 100 mg per 20 lbs. every 6-8 hours. Using Tylenol, Advil or Motrin will often not bring the temperature down into the "normal" range. 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After serving his three-year active sentence, appellant went directly to the White Post Detention Center Program on April 19, 2004. He was still taking Neurontin and Ibuprofen at the time. Upon his arrival at the detention center, the facility nurse informed him that the use of Neurontin was not permitted in the facility. In response, appellant indicated he wanted to "sign out" of the detention center program, but was persuaded to stay until he could see the facility physician. During his stay at the facility, appellant performed "exceptionally well in all components of the program." On April 22, 2004, appellant met with the physician. The doctor prescribed Tylenol 500 mg as an alternative to Neurontin. On April 27, 2004, appellant reported to the doctor that, although not as widespread as before, his back pain persisted. 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Dizziness, dyspepsia, gastrointestinal bleeding, fatal hemorrhages, allergic reactions, increased risk of stroke and brain hemorrhage. So, they're looking for an alternative. Next to the aspirin bottles on the drug store shelf is a staggering number of other pain pills, but all have their own dangers -- including the non- aspirin headache drugs, like Tylenol, which contain acetaminophen. Tylenol and similar acetaminophen drugs have been linked to both kidney and liver failure. In January 1996, the Associated Press released information about a Johns Hopkins University study which concluded that people who take acetaminophen every day for a year increased their risk of kidney failure by about forty percent. Many newspapers and magazines -- which often rely heavily on income from drug manufacturers' ads -- did not include the AP report. In March of that year, Tylenol was linked to liver failure. This time, the story was published in The Washington Times, but only because a victim paid for a full-page advertisement to get the information to the public. In the ad, Antonio Benedi tried to refute claims by Tylenol maker McNeilPPC that its drug was the safest type of pain reliever available on the market. Not so, Benedi said emphatically! According to the open letter he published as his ad, in 1994, he nearly died after taking the recommended dose of Tylenol for flu symptoms and survived only by an emergency liver transplant. He noted that, although he was in the habit of drinking two to three glasses of wine each night, he abstained from alcohol while he was sick and taking the pills. He sued McNeil-PPC and won $7.855 million in compensatory damages and an additional $1 million in punitive damages. The verdict was upheld by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, and Benedi used part of the money he received from the case to pay for the Times ad. During the court case, several damaging pieces of evidence came to light. First of all, the link between liver damage and acetaminophen was first reported three decades ago. According to HealthFacts, "By the 1980s, the risks of combining alcohol and acetaminophen were well known, and alcoholics were warned away from taking even low doses of acetaminophen." McNeil-PPC knew of these risks, too. Court evidence included a company memorandum dated 1986 which clearly instructed sales personnel not to discuss with doctors the risk of mixing alcohol and Tylenol. There was also evidence in McNeil-PPC's own records that 16 deaths had resulted from acetaminophen in combination with alcohol -- and they knew about it but never warned people of the risk. Ironically, Whitehall-Robins Healthcare, maker of the competing pain pill Advil, paid to have Benedi's ad published a few days later in The New York Times. 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