Patient's question:
23 days after intravenous infusion in children, was it a reaction to the infusion? Basic information: The child is 3 years and 9 months old, 23 days, and generally in good health. There is no history of fever and convulsions, and neither of the parents nor any relatives has a history of fever and convulsions or epilepsy. On January 17th—The child had a fever in the early morning, without a runny nose, occasional cough, but felt a sore throat, with a temperature of around 38.5 degrees Celsius. They took traditional Chinese medicine Yinhuang Granules and Ganmao Chongji, as well as the antibiotic Cefixime Granules for suspension, and used physical cooling methods. By 7 p.m., they went to the hospital for treatment, with the highest temperature reaching 39 degrees Celsius. The doctor diagnosed tonsillitis and performed a finger blood test. Only the CRP value was high, at 1.Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, the child's condition is currently convulsions caused by high fever, and it will be necessary to wait for a while longer.Treatment Advice: Continue intravenous fluid treatment for inflammation, pay attention to care, and use physical cooling methods promptly if fever occurs. For high fever, fever-reducing medication should be taken. Monitor for another week. We know that neonatal convulsions can cause significant harm to the child. If treatment is delayed or incorrect, the condition can progress rapidly, posing serious risks to the child. Therefore, it is crucial to seek professional medical treatment at a qualified hospital promptly. This is the key to proper management.