How to treat a 2-year-old child with recurrent fever that doesn't go down

Patient's question:

Online Consultation
Please ask why a 2-year-old child has persistent fever that doesn't subside, with a highest temperature reaching 40.3°C.
Blood test results show only elevated monocyte count, otherwise normal.
Why is this?
Previous treatment history and effectiveness:
Received intravenous fluids for two days.
What help do you expect:
Please ask why a 2-year-old child has persistent fever that doesn't subside, with a highest temperature reaching 40.3°C.
Blood test results show only elevated monocyte count, otherwise normal.
Why is this?

Doctor's answer:

The condition of your baby has a cold, which is often caused by exposure to cold, overexertion, and other factors. It is recommended to actively treat and prevent the illness. It is important to take medication promptly. In addition to medication, adequate rest, increased fluid intake, and a diet of light, easily digestible foods are necessary. Recently, it is advisable to reduce physical activity and wear a mask. It is recommended that you pay attention to your baby's signs of cold exposure and fever, and drink more warm water. If the condition is severe, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly.

📌 Related Posts