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Posted On : 18 Dec 2006

In a child with liver failure and borderline increased coagulation profile but no symptomatic bleeding, if the child has fever,what options of antipyretic do we have apart from Paracetamol since Paracetamol is not advised or actually contraindicated?

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Answer Discussion :

mohannadwaleed

nsaid

18 years ago

dr nitesh choudhary

No any antipyratic is safe in liver failure, only tapid sponging is done

18 years ago

spinosum

NSAIDs low dose

18 years ago

H C BHATT

tepid sponging or plus mefanamic acid

18 years ago

kusumdoshi

AEKNIL TAB

18 years ago

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