Consult Primary Care Physician Now if you see any/some of the following:

• Patients less than 3 months of age- report 100.5 or higher temperature immediately
• Patients 3 months and older, - report fever 100.5 or higher if persists beyond 3 days
• Redness or bloodshot eyes (without pus or drainage)
• Mouth changes- swollen, bumpy red tongue (“Strawberry tongue”)  Redness of mouth, lips and/or throat
• Red, dry cracked or bleeding lips
• Widespread Rash
• Red palms of hands and/or soles of feet
• Peeling skin (hands and/or feet)
• Swollen hands and/or feet
• Neck swelling- swollen lymph nodes/glands (usually one sign of neck) 
• Severe Abdominal pain, Diarrhea or Vomiting
• Joint pain
• Fast heartrate, chest pain or pressure
• Fast breathing, short of breath, trouble speaking, grunting or wheezing
• Slow or Shallow breathing or retractions (tugging of skin seen, between each rib with each breath)
• Pale, gray or blue skin, lips
• Headache with fever, or neck stiffness (can’t touch chin to chest)
• Irritability, confusion, lethargy
• Limp like a rag doll, little or no eye contact and/or little or no movement
• Not responding normally, doesn’t recognize caregiver, doesn’t follow commands
• Feels faint or weak
• Not drinking or drinks very little, trouble swallowing
• Not urinating normally, change in frequency, amount or darker colored (less than 5-6 wet diapers per day) Has not urinated in over 8 hours
• Seizure like activity
• Worsening-Looking or acting sicker: ANY NEW, worrisome, changing or worsening symptoms, improved, now acting sick again, or resolved fever returned