Patient's question:
The other day, my child had a fever of over 39 degrees and received intravenous fluids for three days, but now they've been sleeping for more than ten hours a day, have cold hands and feet, and have poor appetite.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, how can overvalued fever-reducing medicine be valuable? How can the dosage of hormones be relatively high? How can the oral medication containing diphenhydramine be taken? If there is, it is recommended to stop. Generally, after a fever, there may be a sense of physical weakness. At this time, pay attention to sufficient digestion and electrolytes, eat more light food, take appropriate amounts of fresh vegetables and fruits, drink some hot porridge, and pay attention to preventing colds. The above is advice on the question "A child has a fever of 39 degrees and has been given intravenous fluids for three days without fever. What should I do if their appetite is poor?" It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wish you health!