Patient's question:
Low-grade fever has subsided, but there's no energy, a decreased appetite for milk, and a tendency to sleep. What could be the reason?History of treatment and effectiveness: Intravenous fluids and medication. What kind of help is needed: What is the cause? How should it be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Every baby will inevitably have a sudden high fever within the first year of life. In fact, there's no need to go to the hospital for this. It usually lasts for three days of fever, followed by three days of rash, and then another three days for the rash to fall off. If you do go to the hospital, the doctor will only prescribe medication and give intravenous drips, which can actually cause the rash to come back all at once. There is no specific treatment for pediatric emergency departments, but it's important to monitor the child's fever and provide a lukewarm bath or sponge them down with warm water. The disease recovers quickly, and the child will soon return to normal after the rash disappears.