Guest guest Posted March 16, 2006 Report Posted March 16, 2006 Hello to everyone, I am new here. My name is , I am the Father of 3 year old Kylie. We started noticing kylies pattern about 1 year ago. Every two weeks , a fever ranging from 98 to 99 on the first day ,then anywhere to 100 to 102.9 the second ,then gradually working its way out the third day, then magically it was gone. we to were told, like many others here that it was just a virus. Our ped. was convinced it was a u.t.i. When kylie started shaking at night from the fevers was when i had enough, i said somethings wrong, it just seems to weird to be happening exactly every two weeks, even almost to the time of day. So we were referred to infectious disease at rileys in indy. The dr. there was very quick to diagnose kylie with recurring fever syndrome, or . Since then we have not had any tests ran or been back to the dr. Kylie just went a month without a fever, then about 2 and a half weeks ago, and i pray that its not but it seems to be returning to the two week episodes. I did notice that it seemed to be a little higher than normal, usually does not go above 103.5. we do not give anything besides , tylenol , motrin, and just last time tried ibuprofen. I am very pleased to have someone to talk to, it seems maybe as my wife has just accepted it. I can't. Maybe im over obsessing about it, i dont know. I feel so helpless that i can not do anything to help my little girl, except give her tylenol, etc and pray that the fevers go away. How can we put a remote control car on an asteroid a million miles away, but nobody can tell me why my daughter keeps getting fevers? I am sorry, but it feels good to get this off my chest. I am 27 years old, so i am fairly young myself, please send me any info you have, and let me know how you have dealt with this. If there is anything you know of that I can do to help my little girl, please let me know. You are all in my prayers. Thank you for listening. Quote
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