I think Lex gets spring fever, very
\n literally. It seems like every spring (and fall, I think, twice
\n a year) he comes down with a fever for a few days, but no other
\n symptoms. I remember last year he fevered off and on for a week
\n or so and I took him to the doctor and they said to just let it
\n ride. They aren’t really high fevers (ok, honestly I don’t take
\n his temperature often, but he doesn’t feel dangerously hot and
\n his behavior is never worrisome) and them seem to go away in
\n the mornings and come back in the afternoon\/evening. Anyway, we
\n are in the midst of another spring fever. Today is the third
\n day. He occasionally complains of a sore throat or belly ache,
\n but not consistently. I have him Tylenol for the first time
\n last night because he was up every hour crying. At one point he
\n said his belly hurt and he needed food, so we came downstairs
\n and had a 2am snack of yogurt and Tylenol :) Poor guy. Luckily
\n spring fever doesn’t seem to be contagious.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I think Lex gets spring fever, very literally. It seems like every spring (and fall, I think, twice a year) he comes down with a fever for a few days, but no other symptoms. I remember last year he fevered … Continue reading