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recurring fever

My son is 7.  He has been having recurring fever every 2-4 weeks apart.  This has been going on for the last few months. Lasting from 2-5 days.  They have done numerous blood work.  The only problem is fever with occasional sinus infection.  He has had he urine check and it is fine each time.  They have check is white blood count every time he gets a fever.  It has only been low one time which they placed him in the hospital for a couple of days.  Other than that all test are normal.  What can be going on?  He doesn't hurt no where.  The fever range from 99 to sometimes as high as 103.  Like clock work I just about know when he is going to get sick again.  They have sent him to a immune system doctor and is being sent to a allergy specialist.  I am praying for some answers.


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I hate when kids get sick! What has he been eating.  No one gives importance to food I swear it's one of the most important factors in this cases.  Please read the China Study so you understand a little bit more, I have my own experiences.  i can just advice... cut pretty much any kind of food, except raw fruits and veggies... give him lots of water and watch how he's doing in 4 or 5 days.  He'll be going to the bathroom a lot and have a lot of mucus, that's normal.  Try it, worse thing can happen is he'll detoxify from all the junk food we usually eat... plus he'll have lots of nutrients from fruits and veggies... Try reading something on raw vegan diet and how it relates to colds en fevers... hope this helps..
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Has he been seen by an Infectious Disease doctor?
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