Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, starting from this morning yesterday, I've had a fever, up to 38.2°. The medicine given to the baby: Cefixime, Ribavirin; The effect isn't very significant. I want to ask, can these three kinds of medicine be taken together? Medical history and effect previously: Previously, when having a fever, taking "Cefixime, Ribavirin" had a relatively good effect. What kind of help do you expect: I want to ask if the 3 kinds of medicine I mentioned, should they be taken all together, or just some of them?
Doctor's answer:
If these medications are equally effective, it is recommended not to take them together. If the body temperature is above 38.5 degrees, it is better to use physical cooling methods or apply fever reduction patches to the child. This method generally has no side effects and is a form of medication delivery where the drug is absorbed through the skin. Additionally, for a child with a fever, it is important to treat the symptoms. It is recommended to consume more high-protein, fruit, vegetable, and high-calorie foods, which can enhance the body's resistance to viruses and bacterial infections. Regular exercise can also improve immunity.