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Children with colds accompanied by high fever are very common. The causes and treatments vary widely. In most cases, 80% to 90% of fever is caused by viruses. Children are prone to colds, primarily due to their physiological and anatomical characteristics, as well as the immaturity of their immune system. Children's nasal passages are narrow, their mucous membranes are delicate, and their mucous glands produce insufficient mucus, making them drier and more susceptible to inflammation. Premature infants, children with congenital defects or diseases, such as cardiopulmonary dysfunction, are particularly vulnerable, especially when suffering from innate immune disorders. A slight mistake in care can lead to recurrent fever. In traditional Chinese medicine, we believe that high fever is caused by external pathogens like viruses. Since children cannot regulate their body temperature well, their skin is delicate, their cutaneous membranes are thin, and their defensive functions are not yet strong, making them more susceptible to infections.Advice: Personally, I strongly suggest that when children have colds, many parents become very anxious. They often rush to the hospital and demand intravenous fluids and the use of various high-end antibiotics. Fever can be divided into viral fever and bacterial fever. Most cases in the early stages are viral infections, with normal blood counts. For viral fever, antibiotics are completely ineffective. High fever is the body's response to viruses. Except for patients with confirmed severe pneumonia and high blood counts, antipyretic treatment and antibiotics can be considered. However, for those with a temperature not exceeding 38°C and normal blood counts, it is best to avoid intravenous fluids.
Wishing your baby good health. The above advice is for the question "How to deal with hiccups and coughing in children with colds." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!