Patient's question:
Daughter has been having recurrent high fever recently, with the highest temperature reaching 40.1 for over a month. Blood tests and Mycoplasma tests were conducted, and the past treatment and effectiveness were checked: The fever subsided on the day of treatment but returned at night. What assistance is needed: Is there any way to help my daughter recover and stop having high fever?Doctor's answer:
Your child may have a cold with fever or other diseases with high fever, such as encephalitis, pneumonia, tonsillitis, etc. You can first use physical methods to reduce the fever, such as giving your child a warm bath or using warm water to wipe their body. Medications like Motrin, ibuprofen suspension, and fever patches can also be used to treat fever. It is recommended that you take your child to the hospital for a thorough examination to identify the cause of the high fever and receive timely treatment to avoid the condition worsening.Advice: Hello: Children who frequently have high fever may have poor immunity, making them more susceptible to bacterial and viral infections, which can lead to inflammation in the body.