Patient's question:
Why is it that my daughter has a fever at night, takes some fever-reducing medicine, and it's immediately gone by the next day, but then it comes back at night, still at 39 degrees?What was the previous treatment and its effectiveness: None.
What help do I expect: How is it possible for my daughter to have a fever at night but be fine during the day? Why does it only get worse at night?
Doctor's answer:
Your baby has a fever at night. Taking a little fever-reducing medicine will make it better immediately. By the daytime, it's fine again, but it gets feverish again at night, reaching 39 degrees. It's considered that the baby's discomfort symptoms are caused by not adapting to the colder night weather.When the weather gets colder, the baby needs a lot of energy, but the body can't immediately adapt to such sudden changes. Additionally, the large temperature difference between day and night, with a significant gap between indoor and outdoor temperatures, disrupts the body's normal functioning, making it easy for colds to set in.