Patient's question:
Recurring fever between 37°C and 38.5°C, diagnosed as a viral infection. It has been 4 days. What to do?Previous treatment and effectiveness: Better during the day, higher at night.
What kind of help is needed: Want to understand what's happening and what medicine to take.
Doctor's answer:
The baby's condition may be due to: viral infection, acute tonsillitis or inflammation, or pediatric indigestion. Advice: 1. It is recommended to check how inflamed the child's tonsils are. If they are, one dose of dexamethasone can effectively reduce fever. Only use it once, do not use it excessively. 2. The child often experiences indigestion at night, so consider how poor digestion may lead to indigestion. Add digestive aids such as Gastric Protein Granules. 3. If neither of the above is the case, it may be a viral infection. Drink more water and take antiviral medication. Recovery from a viral infection takes time, so do not worry too much. Doctor's inquiry: Hello, is your child's spirit and appetite good? Is the bowel movement normal?