My baby is 10 months old and his weight is 8 kg. Now he is suffering from a running nose with fever and cough. We checked the baby temperature and it was 102 degrees. Fever is coming and it has continued for six days. Today the urine pus cell test report shows 3 to 6 hpf and the CRP test result shows a positive reaction in 1:8 dilution and CRP concentration is 4.8 mg/dl. What should I do?

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Dr Ezhilarasan Ml

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Your baby fever, positive CRP (4.8 mg/dL), and pus cells in urine suggest a bacterial urinary tract infection. Pediatric consultation is urgent. You must take a Urine Culture and CBC test to determine the infection and begin treatment.

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Answered 17/09/2025

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