Patient's question:
My son has a high fever; 39 degrees; He received an intravenous infusion today; but his temperature has not dropped; what should I do?Past treatment history and effectiveness: On the 6th of this month, he received two days of intravenous infusion; he recovered; On the 12th, he started again.
What kind of help do you need: What could be the reason for the uncontrolled temperature?
Doctor's answer:
The child has recurrent high fever, which should be due to inflammation in the body. It is best to get a blood test to confirm whether it is caused by a viral infection or inflammation. Use a fever reducer patch first. It is recommended to apply the fever reducer patch on the baby's forehead to lower the temperature. This is a method of drug delivery through the skin. After the drug is applied to the skin, it penetrates the stratum corneum, spreads through the skin, and is absorbed by capillaries into the body's circulation.