Patient's question:
On March 3rd, fever, sore throat, redness in the throat, and white spots were observed in the eyes. Two days later, coughing became prominent, along with nasal congestion. Medications administered included Pudilan, Xiaorongqingning, ibuprofen suspension, azithromycin, and ribavirin. Test and examination results (please create a medical record below): White blood cells 5.7 on the first day and 4.7 two days later, lymphocytes 56%, monocytes 15.0%.Doctor's answer:
A 4-month-old baby, with fever, sore throat, red throat, visible white spots in the eyes, coughing became more prominent after two days, nasal congestion, and white blood cells at 5.7 on the first day and 4.7 on the second day. Lymphocytes were 56%, monocytes were 15.0%, indicating a viral infection. Currently, the baby still has a fever, which has not subsided for five days. It is recommended to go to the hospital for intravenous antiviral treatment, as this would be more effective. The above is advice for the question "How to deal with a fever that lasts for five days," and it is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!