Patient's question:
The child has only had one fever from 18 months to now at two years old—is this good or bad? Also, they rarely get colds. Others say that if you have fewer minor illnesses, you are more likely to get serious ones—is this true?Doctor's answer:
Don't be overly concerned about this view. At two years old, the child has only had one fever, which proves their balanced nutrition and good physical development, indicating a strong immune system. This is a good sign. Some people remain healthy throughout their lives, rarely experiencing minor illnesses, and these individuals generally pay close attention to their daily routines, emphasize medicinal diets, and have a strong foundation of good health. Only with such a foundation can they surpass this state. Therefore, rarely getting sick is a manifestation of good health. Why worry about developing serious illnesses? The above suggestions for this issue are offered in the hope of being helpful. Wishing you good health!