Patient's question:
When the child was five or six months old, they had a fever and received an intravenous drip. After that, they got a fever once every month. What could be the reason for this? When getting an intravenous drip at the hospital, how can this situation be avoided?Doctor's answer:
There are many causes of fever, such as bacterial infection, viral infection, and catching a cold. When taking medication, pay attention to choosing drugs with fewer side effects. If the temperature is not above 38.5°C, focus on drinking more water. Applying a fever reducer patch is also acceptable. If the temperature is below that, it is necessary to actively use fever-reducing medication and actively implement physical cooling. At the same time, drink more water, and actively conduct blood tests when necessary to confirm the condition. It can be improved.