Micah

[Marilyn]

You were asking about calling the ENT about the fever. If it persists, it wouldn't hurt to call. You can explain that you think it could be teething, but at least you let them know, in case, they do need to see him to check it out. Just my thoughts.

[HALEY]

Originally Posted by Marilyn

You were asking about calling the ENT about the fever. If it persists, it wouldn't hurt to call. You can explain that you think it could be teething, but at least you let them know, in case, they do need to see him to check it out. Just my thoughts.

Thanks Marilyn, i was just confussed, didn't know who to call his peditrician or the ENT, i did call the peditrician and that's what he said if it persist to bring him in, but he looked fine this morning, he wanted to go to school so that was a good sign, still a little warm, they said they will call me if his fever goes back up. so hopefully i'm not getting any calls today, but if i do, i will take to the doctors today.

[judy]

How is our little boy today? Poor little Micah....he has been sick for quite some time.

I'm sending prayers that this is all over, and that he will remain healthy.

[HALEY]

Originally Posted by judy

How is our little boy today? Poor little Micah....he has been sick for quite some time.

I'm sending prayers that this is all over, and that he will remain healthy.

Judy, that test was terrible!! they sedated him, we will get the test results back sometime next week.

[gja1000]

Was the test the echo cardiogram? If so, the patient must lie very still or the results are not valid. I don't work in pediatrics, but I can see that they might need to sedate a little one for the test. I'm sorry he has to go through this, hopefully, you will find out that everything is A-OK!

My hubby has to get an echo cardiogram every 3-4 months. He has to lay on his side for 15-20 minutes. It's not comfortable at all!

[HALEY]

Originally Posted by gja1000

Was the test the echo cardiogram? If so, the patient must lie very still or the results are not valid. I don't work in pediatrics, but I can see that they might need to sedate a little one for the test. I'm sorry he has to go through this, hopefully, you will find out that everything is A-OK!

My hubby has to get an echo cardiogram every 3-4 months. He has to lay on his side for 15-20 minutes. It's not comfortable at all!

yes that was the test, they shot this liquid up his nose! NOT once but TWICE! i was just freaking out... he was screaming!

[gja1000]

I would be screaming too if someone shot liquid up my nose!!! I don't know much about pediatrics, was that the sedation medication????? I bet he was scared to death - and you too!