What should be given to a child with a very high fever?

Dr. Liz Mumper recommends using a tepid bath to bring down fevers kin children. Dr. Pierre Kory adds that using Tylenol and other fever reducers can actually lead to worse outcomes. The doctors then discuss seizures and epilepsy.

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