104 fever and vomiting

Yes, it can be a virus. But the vomiting is dangerous, it can lead to dehydration. The shaking could be due to the fever. I would contact your doctor or the ER again due to the continued vomiting.

You should take her back to the emergency room immediately. In a child this young, you can not afford to they the risk. Didn't they tell you to bring her back if the symptoms got worse?

Unfortunately, it could be a virus yes, here in Oz we have a big one going around which is actually putting a lot of little tackers in hospital with fevers, vomiting & breathing problems. I hope your little one is feeling better soon but if the Dr has sent her home then he may not think it's anything life threatening. Keep an eye on her, keep her warm so she'll sweat it out & i do hope she's feeling better soon! Maybe try a warm bath, i know i always feel better after one of those! Also make sure she drinks extra water & other fluids if she's vomiting so much, just to keep her hydrated.

It sounds like it could possibly be a virus, but I've never had a virus where a fever stuck around that long. Maybe a high fever for 24 hours, but never 3 days long. I hope she feels better soon! Poor little thing!

i would recommend going back the hospital if her fever is still reaching that temperature. she is probably extremely dehydrated by now from all of the vomiting, and in the ER they could give her an IV to restore bodily fluids and it would give them a better chance to determine what is wrong. if she is shaking and her eyes are rolling, though, that sounds like something more serious than a virus. she could be having seizures, which sometimes can cause a person to throw up. i hope your daughter gets better soon though!

Yes it could be a virus, and yes it can stick around as long as need be. Fever is your body trying to fight off whatever is attacking it. Viruses along with everything else in the world are getting stronger, so we have to as well. With children, I know it's terrifying, and the only thing I've found that helps beond Tylenol&Motrin, is luke warm baths. Try to keep the water warm enough that your child doesn't get goosebumps, but cool enough to force their body to cool down. It has worked with my girls, even if I had to repeat every few hours. Good Luck

Oh! my God...maybe yes a virus. Don't worry the doctors are working on it. Next time make sure that all the bottles were sterilized, all the things she used to play with. Maybe she eats something dirty or maybe not too good for her age and it caused her the vomiting. I hope your baby will get okey.