Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: 19 month old has had fever since end of JanuaryAge: 19 monthsSex: MaleHeight: 33 inchesWeight: 27lbsRace: CaucasianDuration of complaint: just over three monthsLocation: Southern United StatesAny existing relevant medical issues: Dominant Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa with recessive traits. This is a genetic skin disorder. When googling this disorder, you'll find very bad cases. My son's case is very mild compared to some other children. My child's father also has the same type.Current medications: Tylenol and Motrin as needed.Include a photo if relevant: noneI'm on a mobile app, please forgive me if this looks awful as far as formatting goes. My son and I got COVID back at the end of January. We both seemed to recover okay. We both ran fevers throughout the duration, never above 102F. After recovering, we then noticed a new fever and took him to the doctor where he presented with a high pulse, left ear infection, and an upper respiratory infection. Dealt with that with antibiotics and the fever came and went. Never above 102F. About a month later, still not better. Back to the doctor with a right ear infection and strep throat. Antibiotics once more, different one this time. Two or so weeks later after antibiotics were finished, back to the doctor where he had a double ear infection and still had strep. My husband and I double down at this point and begin sterilizing everything this child touches. We clean his toys and play areas every evening after he goes to bed, sterilize common areas, threw away toothbrush and bottles and sippy cups, wash every single stuffed animal and pillow and change sheets. We went over the top to try and keep the germs at bay. They had him on the strongest antibiotic they could give him at this point. He finishes the antibiotics and we take him back to the doctor to ensure all the infections and strep are gone. They are. Relief, right?No. He still has the fever. He's had a fever of at least 100F nearly every single day since he got COVID at the end of January. The last appointment he had at the doctor where they confirmed ears looked fine and the strep was gone, the doctor said his fever was from teething. A nearly 102F fever from teething? For that long? I'm not buying it. I had another doctor we took him to (before all this) while his regular pediatrician couldn't see him tell me that it wasn't normal for a baby to have that high of a fever while teething.He goes back to the doctor tomorrow. I don't even know what to ask them to test for. I don't know what to even do. They're blaming it on teething. It doesn't seem normal for a toddler to have a fever for this long even when his sickness is no longer there. He doesn't currently have any infected sores from his skin condition, either. Nothing open and nothing oozing or bleeding, so that's not it. It's something else and I have done so much googling to try and figure out what it is he has or what's wrong and I don't know where to turn anymore.Please help. Thank you.. ### Response: Hi, wondering what happened with your little one.