Patient's question:
Started in the late hours of the 30th. The temperature has been fluctuating. The medication takes about 8-10 hours to bring a change. After the temperature spikes, it stays around 39.5°C. Last night, after the temperature rose, it was accompanied by sudden headaches and abdominal pain. I have been given intravenous fluids four times, which seem to be something like amoxicillin. The complete blood count test results are normal, and the white blood cell count is also within the normal range. Please help analyze the possible cause. What are the potential consequences of continuous high fever, and what should be noted in daily care?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, if the baby has recurrent fever with high temperature and is accompanied by discomfort such as headache, it is recommended to seek medical attention at a well-equipped specialized hospital for thorough examination and treatment. The child's blood test results are normal, with no elevated white blood cell count, which basically rules out infection-induced transmission. It is advised to consider seeking medical examination and treatment at a higher-level children's hospital. For low-grade fever, in addition to medication to control the fever, physical cooling methods can also be used in conjunction.