My 12 year old daughter has covid-19 with a fever of 40.1 celsius (before putting down the fever with medicine), the doctor says she doesn't need to be looked at closer since statistically very few children of her age die or suffer permanent problems from the infection.I'm thinking this sounds like a categorical error, in that it should be very few children of her age suffer any negative effects whatsoever, but once you have 40 degrees fever, lose sense of smell and taste and so forth, it should be taken as seriously as if someone of my age was suffering the same.But I can't really prove this idea, so does anyone have resources whereby I can figure out if it is as I think, or if the doctor's statement about the statistics are correct?on edit: He of course wants to check on her in a few days to see if she should go to the hospital, but since she has been lousy all week and went to 40 today I think it is today she should be going.