Baby#2dueJuly09 asked:
My husband just noticed the other day that my 13 month old has her first molar coming in. Last night she woke up at 2am crying unconsolably & screaming at times. She didn’t have a fever at that time…but the night before she did have a fever of 103. She’s also had some diarrhea, but that could also be the remainders of the stomach flu that she had last week. (which we thought had gone away as she seemed to feel great Sunday & Monday.)
Could these symptoms & the pain be from that molar coming in? Or does it sound to you like maybe she’s not totally over the flu yet? Or maybe a combination of both….I’d love advice from any experienced mom’s out there! Thanks.
Lorraine
My husband just noticed the other day that my 13 month old has her first molar coming in. Last night she woke up at 2am crying unconsolably & screaming at times. She didn’t have a fever at that time…but the night before she did have a fever of 103. She’s also had some diarrhea, but that could also be the remainders of the stomach flu that she had last week. (which we thought had gone away as she seemed to feel great Sunday & Monday.)
Could these symptoms & the pain be from that molar coming in? Or does it sound to you like maybe she’s not totally over the flu yet? Or maybe a combination of both….I’d love advice from any experienced mom’s out there! Thanks.
Lorraine
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Yes, and yes.
Sorry that is such a non-answer, but it is true.
Just keep the pain & fever under control and keep her hydrated with Pedialyte or 50%juice:50%water.
Time will do its thing.
And don’t use Oragel –risk of met-hemoglobinemia.
The pain sometimes its rite of different things to let them chew on.
My teething and crying could be due to the flu or the hard water filled chew toys so give her extra hugsa backrub warm.
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