Why is my daughter always having recurrent fever?

Patient's question:

Since March 2011, when I started working, I have been frequently sick starting in May, with tonsillitis and high fever. It's always been this issue. Before the New Year, I had pneumonia and received intravenous drips for ten days, then took a break for half a month. After the New Year, on the first day of the first lunar month, I started experiencing symptoms of pneumonia again. I have been treated at the Zhangqiu City Hospital and also seen a pediatrician in Jinan. The conclusion is that the child's immunity is weak, and the father often has tonsillitis and fever. How can we fundamentally improve the child's immunity?

Doctor's answer:

Fever in children is a common clinical symptom in pediatric patients. In most cases, fever is a protective response of the body fighting against invading pathogens, representing a process where the immune system is activated to combat infection. However, excessively high fever or prolonged fever can impair various regulatory functions of the body, thereby affecting the health of children. Therefore, when a child has a fever, it is important to actively identify the cause and implement treatment targeting the underlying issue.

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