Patient's question:
On the 8th and 9th, I had repeated high fever. Taking fever-reducing medicine only helped for a short while before the fever returned. After enduring it for two days, I went to the hospital for an IV drip. The urine test showed high levels of myocardial enzymes. On the third day of the IV drip, I still had a fever, and I took fever-reducing medicine. By the sixth day, the fever returned again, and it kept coming and going. On the seventh day, I still had a fever. A chest X-ray indicated some signs of pediatric pneumonia, but the fever didn’t subside even with the IV drip.Doctor's answer:
Fever is a tool the human body uses to combat bacteria and viruses. It can help reduce the ability to kill bacteria and viruses. In this sense, fever has a positive side for children. Therefore, the main issue now is to find the cause of the fever and then address it accordingly. Since you have been diagnosed with pediatric pneumonia, there will definitely be a seven-day course of the illness. Please be patient with the treatment. The above advice is for the question "How to deal with repeated high fever and pediatric pneumonia in children?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!