When your symptoms get worse. If you suffer from other health conditions such as asthma or diabetes that worsen during a cold. It is also advised that you consult your doctor if the symptoms come on suddenly, are severe or last longer than usual.
See your doctor if you or your child suffer from:
- Temperature higher than 38.5 0C (380C in children)
- Chills
- Severe headache
- Hurting eyes
- Chest pains
- Shortness of breath, noisy or fast breathing or difficulty in breathing.
- Skin rash
- Pale or mottled skin
- Vomiting
- Difficulty waking up or drowsiness
- Persistent cough
- Aching muscles
Immediately see your doctor if your baby develops:
- Bulging of the fontanel (soft spot on the top of baby’s head)
- High temperature
- Strange high pitched cry
- Lack of energy
- Loss appetite/ not drinking or feeding properly
- Earache
Source: Health care booklet from Guardian pharmacy (Adapted from MyDr.com.au)
See your doctor if you or your child suffer from:
- Temperature higher than 38.5 0C (380C in children)
- Chills
- Severe headache
- Hurting eyes
- Chest pains
- Shortness of breath, noisy or fast breathing or difficulty in breathing.
- Skin rash
- Pale or mottled skin
- Vomiting
- Difficulty waking up or drowsiness
- Persistent cough
- Aching muscles
Immediately see your doctor if your baby develops:
- Bulging of the fontanel (soft spot on the top of baby’s head)
- High temperature
- Strange high pitched cry
- Lack of energy
- Loss appetite/ not drinking or feeding properly
- Earache
Source: Health care booklet from Guardian pharmacy (Adapted from MyDr.com.au)
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