Patient's question:
Spontaneous bleeding occurred after anesthesia, with many bleeding points appearing again 2 days later, most notably on the face and lower limbs. It has been 20 days now. Previous treatment and outcomes: Oral diphenhydramine, vitamin C, and calcium supplements were taken. What assistance is needed: Will the bleeding points on the face disappear?Doctor's answer:
After the baby gets vaccinated, you can give them more warm water. Parents should carefully observe the baby's reaction and avoid strenuous exercise. If the baby has mild fever or loss of appetite, it is normal and usually resolves within one to two days. However, if the reaction is severe and lasts for a long time, you should take the baby to the hospital immediately for a doctor's examination. If the temperature is below 39°C, medication can be used to lower the fever, but it is absolutely forbidden to take anti-inflammatory drugs on your own, as this may reduce the effectiveness of the vaccination. The normal body temperature of a baby is between 36.2°C and 37.2°C. In addition, pay attention to providing the baby with comprehensive nutrition to boost their immunity. You can try giving them colostrum, such as Soul Sunshine Colostrum, which can promote growth and development.