
Sick Child or Baby on Vacation in Tangier: What to Do in Case of Fever?
When your baby suddenly develops a high fever in the middle of the night in your hotel room in Tangier, panic can set in. Far from your usual pediatrician, knowing you have access to a qualified doctor is a huge relief. Our English-speaking emergency doctors are available 24/7 at +212 664 548 412.
First steps to take at your hotel or home
A fever (above 38°C or 100.4°F) is a healthy reaction fighting an infection (like a stomach bug or cold). Here is what you should do:
- Remove extra clothing: Undress the child to a single light layer.
- Hydrate very frequently: Offer water or oral rehydration solution (ORS) every 15 minutes.
- Give Paracetamol: Follow the dosage based on their weight.
⚠️ When MUST you call a doctor urgently (+212 664 548 412)?
When in doubt, call Enurgence at +212 664 548 412 immediately. Call a home doctor if:
- The baby is under 3 months old and has any fever.
- The fever reaches 40°C (104°F).
- The child develops purple/red spots on the skin.
- They refuse to drink and show signs of dehydration.
Enurgence - SOS Médecin Tanger solves this problem: we dispatch a qualified doctor directly to your hotel room or Airbnb within 20 minutes. No need to drag a sick child to a crowded ER.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): Child Fever in Tangier
Can an English-speaking pediatrician or doctor come to my hotel at night?
Yes! Enurgence (+212 664 548 412) dispatches certified English-speaking doctors to all hotels and Airbnbs in Tangier 24/7, highly experienced with pediatric emergencies.
Should I give my child a cold bath for a fever?
No. Cold baths are no longer recommended as they make the child uncomfortable and shiver, which can actually raise the core body temperature.
Will my travel insurance cover the hotel doctor visit?
Yes, the Enurgence doctor will provide an official stamped medical invoice with a diagnosis, which is fully accepted by international travel insurance providers.
Dr. Karim Bennani
Emergency Physician in Tangier
Références :
- Morocco Ministry of Health
- World Health Organization (WHO)
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