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My 19-month-old daughter had a temperature of 39.6 last night and 39.1 this morning. After taking her temperature twice, I gave her 2ml of Tempra.

It is recommended to seek medical advice if your child has a fever and seems to be in pain. A doctor can determine if antibiotics are necessary. If you are unable to see a doctor in person, you can consider using the Bonjour Santé platform for a virtual consultation. In the meantime, you can continue to administer Tempra if your child's overall condition does not improve.