Patient's question:
My daughter is three years old and has started school. She doesn't really like drinking water. She often has high fever and needs to be given intravenous fluids for three days, which then resolves. However, less than 15 days later, she starts having high fever again. What could be the reason?Treatment history and effectiveness: Antibiotics helped. Medications didn't work.
What kind of help is desired: Is there any good way to suppress it?
Doctor's answer:
The phenomenon of your child constantly having high fever you mentioned might be caused by Mycoplasma infection, which is a relatively common disease in childhood.It is recommended that you have your child tested for Mycoplasma. If the test results show that your child is positive for Mycoplasma, it would be advisable to administer Azithromycin and Qingkailing Injection for a few days through intravenous drip. This should help alleviate the fever and loss of appetite in your child. Wishing your child a speedy recovery.