Patient's question:
，。：31738.5，，，。1839.4，。19，39.8，40，，。20，，，，，，19，。，3，，。21，，，。：，，0.9%，，。？0.9%？20，：5%、、、（）、0.9%。19:Doctor's answer:
Sodium chloride injection and 0.9% sodium chloride injection are different. The former is the small-dose injectable solution, while the latter is the infusion bottle for dissolving drugs. Children with fever need to digest sodium chloride because water and sodium are depleted with sweat. These two medications are different, and sodium chloride generally does not cause reactions like the one your child experienced. Based on your purchase, it is mainly considered that the reaction your child had during the infusion was caused by allergic reactions to irupicine or cephalosporin. Allergic reactions are entirely unpredictable and are not related to the doctor's prescription or medication. Please do not misunderstand.