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Kid-Safe Care in Villas: Fever, Vomiting, and When to Call Us

What should I do if my child develops a fever while staying in a Bali villa?
Monitor your child’s temperature with a digital thermometer and watch for additional symptoms like rash, difficulty breathing, or persistent vomiting. Ensure your child is comfortable and hydrated. If the fever is above 38°C (100.4°F) in a baby under 3 months, or persists above 39°C (102.2°F) for more than 48 hours in older children, seek medical attention.
Offer small, frequent sips of oral rehydration solution and avoid sugary drinks. Let your child rest and wait 30-60 minutes after vomiting before reintroducing fluids. Watch for signs of dehydration such as dry mouth, sunken eyes, or reduced urination. Seek medical help if your child cannot keep fluids down.
Contact a medical professional immediately if your child is under 3 months with a fever above 38°C, shows signs of dehydration, has a persistent high fever, difficulty breathing, ongoing vomiting, severe abdominal pain, a non-blanching rash, neck stiffness, seizures, or is unusually drowsy or unresponsive.
Trishnanda Care Centre offers 24/7 mobile healthcare, urgent medical visits, in-villa diagnostics, IV therapies, medication delivery, and follow-up care. The team is experienced in paediatric care and provides services in English for international families.

Kid-Safe Care in Villas: Fever, Vomiting, and When to Call Us

Traveling with children in Bali can be a memorable experience, but unexpected illnesses can quickly turn a dream holiday into a stressful situation. Fever and vomiting are common symptoms in kids and can be caused by a range of factors, from mild infections to more serious conditions. At Trishnanda Care Centre, we specialise in providing professional, English-speaking medical care directly to your villa—24/7. This guide will help you understand when to monitor symptoms at home, when to seek help, and how our services can support your family’s health while on the island.

Understanding Fever in Children

What Is Fever?

A fever is a temporary increase in body temperature, often a sign that the immune system is fighting an infection. For children, a fever is generally considered a body temperature above 38°C (100.4°F) when measured orally.

Common Causes of Fever in Bali

Viral infections: The most frequent cause of fever in children, including colds, flu, and viral gastroenteritis.
Bacterial infections: Such as ear infections, strep throat, or urinary tract infections.
Tropical diseases: Dengue fever and other mosquito-borne illnesses are present in Bali. Learn about our Dengue IV support.
Vaccination reactions: Mild fever can occur after immunisations.

How to Assess Fever at Your Villa

Use a digital thermometer. Rectal measurements are most accurate for babies under 3 years old. Oral or underarm readings are suitable for older children.
Monitor for other symptoms. These may include rash, difficulty breathing, or persistent vomiting.
Watch your child’s behavior. Lethargy, irritability, or inconsolable crying can indicate something more serious.

Vomiting in Children: What Parents Need to Know

Common Causes

Gastroenteritis: Often called “stomach flu” and typically caused by viruses or, less commonly, bacteria or parasites.
Food intolerance or allergies: For sensitive children, new foods or contaminated water can trigger vomiting. Learn about our Food Intolerance IV Therapy.
Travel-related causes: Motion sickness, changes in routine, and jetlag can play a role. See our Jetlag IV options.
Serious infections: Meningitis, appendicitis, and other conditions should be ruled out if vomiting is severe or persistent.

Managing Vomiting at Home

Hydration is key. Offer small, frequent sips of oral rehydration solution. Avoid sugary drinks or undiluted fruit juice.
Rest the stomach. Wait 30-60 minutes after vomiting before offering fluids, and reintroduce food slowly once vomiting subsides.
Monitor for dehydration. Signs include dry mouth, no tears when crying, sunken eyes, and reduced urination.
Prevent the spread of infection. Wash hands thoroughly and disinfect surfaces.

If your child is unable to keep fluids down or shows signs of dehydration, seek medical attention promptly. Our Hydration IV package can help restore fluid balance for children and adults alike.

When to Call for Medical Help

Contact Trishnanda Care Centre Immediately If:

• Your child is under 3 months old and has a fever above 38°C (100.4°F).
• There are signs of dehydration: very little urine output, dry mouth, or lethargy.
• Your child has a persistent high fever (over 39°C/102.2°F) for more than 48 hours.
• There is difficulty breathing, ongoing vomiting, or severe abdominal pain.
• You notice a non-blanching rash (does not fade when pressed), neck stiffness, or seizures.
• Your child is unusually drowsy, unresponsive, or inconsolable.

Our Doctor-on-Call services are available 24/7 anywhere in Bali, with English-speaking doctors and nurses ready to assess your child in the comfort of your villa.

How Trishnanda Care Centre Supports Your Family

24/7 Mobile Healthcare, Direct to Your Villa

Immediate Response: We offer urgent visits for acute symptoms, including fever and vomiting.
Experienced Clinicians: Our medical team is trained in paediatric care and speaks English fluently.
Diagnostics on Site: In-villa lab tests (e.g., dengue NS1, CBC, malaria, and more) help us provide fast and accurate diagnosis.
IV Therapy and Support: Our mobile IV packages—including Fever IV, Hydration IV, Immunity IV, and Relief IV—are tailored for both adults and children.
Medication Delivery: Enjoy free island-wide delivery of prescribed medications and medical supplies, so you never need to leave your villa.

If your child is struggling with recurring vomiting, symptoms of Bali Belly, or needs targeted paediatric IV therapy, our team is equipped to provide relief and peace of mind.

Preventive Care and Ongoing Support

Travel Vaccinations: Reduce risk of infection with up-to-date immunisations. See our full vaccination and testing options.
Education: We provide parents with clear, evidence-based advice to manage common illnesses in tropical climates.
Follow-up Care: Ongoing monitoring and support ensure your child recovers fully and safely.

Safe Practices for Families Staying in Villas

Tips to Minimise Risk of Illness

• Ensure safe drinking water—use bottled or filtered water for drinking, brushing teeth, and preparing baby formula.
• Practice frequent handwashing, especially before eating and after using the bathroom.
• Keep surfaces clean and disinfected, particularly food preparation and eating areas.
• Be cautious with new foods, particularly street food or undercooked dishes.
• Protect against mosquito bites with repellents, long sleeves, and nets, especially at dusk and dawn.

What to Have in Your Villa’s First Aid Kit

• Digital thermometer (ideally with oral and rectal options)
• Oral rehydration solution packets
• Paracetamol/acetaminophen (age-appropriate dosing)
• Antiseptic wipes and hand sanitiser
• Bandages, plasters, and basic wound care supplies
• Contact information for Trishnanda Care Centre

Our Doctor-on-Call and nursing team can advise on additional supplies specific to your child’s needs.

Why Choose Trishnanda Care Centre for Your Family?

Round-the-Clock Availability: 24/7 mobile response across Bali.
English-Speaking Staff: Clear communication for international families.
Paediatric Expertise: Our team is trained to work with children of all ages.
In-Villa Convenience: Avoid exposure to crowded clinics and hospitals.
Free Island-Wide Delivery: Medications, medical supplies, and IV therapies delivered straight to your door at no extra cost.
Comprehensive Services: From acute illness care to immunity support and lab testing, we make health easy and hassle-free during your stay.

What To Do Next

If your child is experiencing fever or vomiting in Bali, don’t wait and worry. Our 24/7, English-speaking team is ready to provide professional, kid-friendly care in the comfort of your villa. Reach out for an immediate assessment, IV therapy, or just peace of mind.

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Disclaimer

This content is for general information only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for personalised diagnosis and treatment.

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