Okay, My 3 year old sister is burning up badly, she has the flu and I've tried several ways to make it go down, Ive tried laying her in some cool water even having cold rags on her. The fever didn't go down not even the slightest, Anyone give me some tips?? (don't say hospital)

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Okay, My  3 year old sister is burning up badly, she has the flu and I've tried several ways to make it go down, Ive tried laying her in some cool water even having cold rags on her. The fever didn't go down not even the slightest, Anyone give me some tips?? (don't say hospital)

Cloud4444 · Answer

Tylenol, ibuprofen, water and somewhere cool but not cold

SnowyBreaks · Answer

@cloud4444 wrote:

Tylenol, ibuprofen, water and somewhere cool but not cold

Me and my mom done that. We gave her some tylenol.. But she still has a very bad fever, We put vix on her back, feet, and chest so she can breathe a bit better because she hasn't really been breathing normally. Just at a fast pace. She's sleeping right now. It seems to only affect her when she's sleeping.

Cloud4444 · Answer

@snowybreaks wrote:

@cloud4444 wrote:

Tylenol, ibuprofen, water and somewhere cool but not cold

Me and my mom done that. We gave her some tylenol.. But she still has a very bad fever, We put vix on her back, feet, and chest so she can breathe a bit better because she hasn't really been breathing normally. Just at a fast pace. She's sleeping right now. It seems to only affect her when she's sleeping.

Does this happen often or is this rare? is she different when she's awake or does she seem normal other then the stated symptoms?

JellyBeanKing · Answer

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SnowyBreaks · Answer

@cloud4444 wrote:

@snowybreaks wrote:

@cloud4444 wrote:

Tylenol, ibuprofen, water and somewhere cool but not cold

Me and my mom done that. We gave her some tylenol.. But she still has a very bad fever, We put vix on her back, feet, and chest so she can breathe a bit better because she hasn't really been breathing normally. Just at a fast pace. She's sleeping right now. It seems to only affect her when she's sleeping.

Does this happen often or is this rare? is she different when she's awake or does she seem normal other then the stated symptoms?

It happens often, She's had the flu since yesterday, But it's getting worse. She's saying her stomach hurts, and it hurts to stare at lights or deal with loud noise. This is the first time she has ever gotten this sickly. Starting to worry me, Because shes my sister. And seeing her sick is like a punch to the gut. So I'm trying my best to help her

Cloud4444 · Answer

@snowybreaks wrote:

@cloud4444 wrote:

@snowybreaks wrote:

@cloud4444 wrote:

Tylenol, ibuprofen, water and somewhere cool but not cold

Me and my mom done that. We gave her some tylenol.. But she still has a very bad fever, We put vix on her back, feet, and chest so she can breathe a bit better because she hasn't really been breathing normally. Just at a fast pace. She's sleeping right now. It seems to only affect her when she's sleeping.

Does this happen often or is this rare? is she different when she's awake or does she seem normal other then the stated symptoms?

It happens often, She's had the flu since yesterday, But it's getting worse. She's saying her stomach hurts, and it hurts to stare at lights or deal with loud noise. This is the first time she has ever gotten this sickly. Starting to worry me, Because shes my sister. And seeing her sick is like a punch to the gut. So I'm trying my best to help her

I wish I could help you irl but I don't know what else to do at this point

SnowyBreaks · Answer

@cloud4444 wrote:

@snowybreaks wrote:

@cloud4444 wrote:

@snowybreaks wrote:

@cloud4444 wrote:

Tylenol, ibuprofen, water and somewhere cool but not cold

Me and my mom done that. We gave her some tylenol.. But she still has a very bad fever, We put vix on her back, feet, and chest so she can breathe a bit better because she hasn't really been breathing normally. Just at a fast pace. She's sleeping right now. It seems to only affect her when she's sleeping.

Does this happen often or is this rare? is she different when she's awake or does she seem normal other then the stated symptoms?

It happens often, She's had the flu since yesterday, But it's getting worse. She's saying her stomach hurts, and it hurts to stare at lights or deal with loud noise. This is the first time she has ever gotten this sickly. Starting to worry me, Because shes my sister. And seeing her sick is like a punch to the gut. So I'm trying my best to help her

I wish I could help you irl but I don't know what else to do at this point

Its fine. Ill figure it out.

sllo · Answer

Give her some meth it works

SnowyBreaks · Answer

@sllo wrote:

Give her some meth it works

I'ma pretend like I know what that is-

sllo · Answer

@snowybreaks wrote:

@sllo wrote:

Give her some meth it works

I'ma pretend like I know what that is-

Ok, Give her Drugs and fentanyl

SnowyBreaks · Answer

@sllo wrote:

@snowybreaks wrote:

@sllo wrote:

Give her some meth it works

I'ma pretend like I know what that is-

Ok, Give her Drugs and fentanyl

done that. but I cant overdo it cause shes at a young age.

JellyBeanKing · Answer

at this point if her symptoms are getting worse even though your handling things the best as you can like you need to focus on keeping her calm and comfortable, even if it's really hard. a quiet, dark room, like maybe some light hydration if she can manage it and keeping her from being overwhelmed might help a little bit. and her fever or symptoms don't get better soon, though, i really highly suggest reaching out to someone who can help you. like i know you want to do everything yourself but sometimes even the best efforts need extra support but yeah i hope she feels better soon.

Cloud4444 · Answer

Honesty...... Just let her die...... too much thinking

SnowyBreaks · Answer

@jellybeanking wrote:

at this point if her symptoms are getting worse even though your handling things the best as you can like you need to focus on keeping her calm and comfortable, even if it's really hard. a quiet, dark room, like maybe some light hydration if she can manage it and keeping her from being overwhelmed might help a little bit. and her fever or symptoms don't get better soon, though, i really highly suggest reaching out to someone who can help you. like i know you want to do everything yourself but sometimes even the best efforts need extra support but yeah i hope she feels better soon.

yea, she's asleep right now. we are in my room lights off besides a dim light from a lamp. her fever now gone down slightly. but still above 100.

JellyBeanKing · Answer

@snowybreaks wrote:

@jellybeanking wrote:

at this point if her symptoms are getting worse even though your handling things the best as you can like you need to focus on keeping her calm and comfortable, even if it's really hard. a quiet, dark room, like maybe some light hydration if she can manage it and keeping her from being overwhelmed might help a little bit. and her fever or symptoms don't get better soon, though, i really highly suggest reaching out to someone who can help you. like i know you want to do everything yourself but sometimes even the best efforts need extra support but yeah i hope she feels better soon.

yea, she's asleep right now. we are in my room lights off besides a dim light from a lamp. her fever now gone down slightly. but still above 100.

ok that's good to hear i mean that's good because the fever's gone down a bit, even if it is still high. i know it's hard to rest easy when they still sick. but like seeing such a small improvement is something to hold onto. hopefully, she will stay asleep and gets the rest her body needs to fight it off so yeah that is really good :3

SnowyBreaks · Answer

@jellybeanking wrote:

@snowybreaks wrote:

@jellybeanking wrote:

at this point if her symptoms are getting worse even though your handling things the best as you can like you need to focus on keeping her calm and comfortable, even if it's really hard. a quiet, dark room, like maybe some light hydration if she can manage it and keeping her from being overwhelmed might help a little bit. and her fever or symptoms don't get better soon, though, i really highly suggest reaching out to someone who can help you. like i know you want to do everything yourself but sometimes even the best efforts need extra support but yeah i hope she feels better soon.

yea, she's asleep right now. we are in my room lights off besides a dim light from a lamp. her fever now gone down slightly. but still above 100.

ok that's good to hear i mean that's good because the fever's gone down a bit, even if it is still high. i know it's hard to rest easy when they still sick. but like seeing such a small improvement is something to hold onto. hopefully, she will stay asleep and gets the rest her body needs to fight it off so yeah that is really good :3

yea, ty

JellyBeanKing · Answer

yw :3