Patient's question:
The baby had the flu a week ago, with coughing and a high fever of over 40 degrees Celsius. There was a recurrence of high fever seizures. The baby was given intravenous fluids for five days, and now the fever has subsided. There is mild coughing, but there is a continuous flow of clear nasal mucus. The baby's temperature is also low, with daytime temperatures consistently above 35 degrees Celsius, only rising to above 36 degrees Celsius at night. The parents are hesitant to give the baby cold medicine due to the low temperature. What could be the reason for the low temperature?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it is inferred that the following symptoms should all be related to viral infection. The temperature is not an issue, and it will recover on its own afterward. It is recommended to focus on oral oseltamivir tablets. Enduring the medication for a week should be fine. Pay attention to drinking more water, and you can drink rock sugar pear soup. The above is the advice for the question "What should I do if my baby has a low fever after recovering from influenza cough and high fever?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!