Patient's question:
The child had a high fever for a day, and on the third day, the high fever was 38.5°C at 5-6 PM. The tests were done on the third night, and everything was normal, including blood tests, mycoplasma tests, and C-reactive protein tests. What could be the reason? The child has a clear runny nose and cough. The doctor said there is some inflammation in the trachea and throat. Why is the child still having high fever despite taking medication?Doctor's answer:
Regarding the issue you mentioned, here's the explanation: The baby has been experiencing recurrent episodes of fever, runny nose, and cough. The blood test results show no significant abnormalities, so it should be considered bronchitis. Oral medication should be administered at the same time. This situation requires a process and may last for 3 to 5 days. If necessary, it's important to go to the hospital for a check-up to thoroughly examine the condition and then proceed with targeted treatment. The treatment plan may also need to be adjusted accordingly.