Can gastroenteritis cause a fever?

Hello, thank you for your question!

Indeed, gastroenteritis can cause fever and vomiting.

As for Tylenol, it is a good option, but it must be given according to your daughter's weight and the concentration of the product you have on hand.

Also, we could suggest Gravol to help reduce nausea and vomiting. This is also given according to weight, and is available as a drinkable solution or rectal suppository if your child cannot swallow anything

Your pharmacist will be able to tell you the exact doses to give if necessary

I am available if you have any further questions!

Tom Samaha, pharmacist

You can start by stopping the homeopathic syrups, and giving her plenty of fluids to drink. Even a teaspoon of honey may be more effective in relieving the cough

I would also be tempted to suggest that you perform nasal hygiene with saline water such as Hydrasense, Salinex and others. This can greatly help prevent mucus from going down the back of the throat and causing coughing. This can be done as often as needed during the day and at least 30 minutes before bedtime.

Thanks for the feedback!

However, in the presence of fever and pimples, it is recommended to consult a doctor as a precaution.