Patient's question:
The baby had a fever of 38.5 degrees at half past eleven at night and woke up himself, with hot hands and feet. Previously that night, except for being in good spirits during the day, there were no symptoms of cough or cold, and he had a good appetite. He ate dinner and goat milk without any issue at half past eleven. At half past eleven, he was given fever-reducing drops and drank water. His body was wiped with a towel, and he was applied with insect repellent. By one o'clock in the early morning, he had already fallen asleep and had started to cool down again, but his face, forehead, and back of the neck were still a bit hot, and he had sweating on his back and neck, with slightly hot hands.Doctor's answer:
In the case of the baby, it is likely caused by a cold. First, let the baby drink more water and enhance care. You can take some children's paracetamol and yellow nanocrystal particles orally. In these two days, adopt a small amount and multiple meals approach, with light and easily digestible food. Do not let the baby eat too full at one time, and avoid extremely cold or greasy foods. At the same time, it is essential to maintain bowel regularity and do not take the baby to crowded and cramped places. Generally, it will gradually improve after about three days.