Patient's question:
The child is two years old. They started fevering yesterday afternoon, with a high temperature of 39.4°C. In the morning, it was 38.5°C. The hypersensitive C-reactive protein test result was 26, and the white blood cell count was 21. They received three bottles of intravenous fluids in the morning, which were Hototoxin and Azithromycin. Now the fever has subsided. I'm wondering if it's necessary to continue with intravenous fluids? How many days of intravenous treatment is usually recommended?Doctor's answer:
According to the test results and information you purchased, although the baby has already returned to normal temperature, the test results still have issues. It is best to follow the doctor's advice and focus on intravenous treatment. After a few days, recheck the blood routine to determine when to stop the medication based on the baby's recovery. It is important to prevent the baby from getting cold again. The above suggestions are for the question "The child is two years old and has had a fever since yesterday afternoon." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!