Patient's question:
Ten days ago, the child had a viral fever for three days and was diagnosed with upper respiratory tract infection. After the fever subsided, he had diarrhea for three or four days. The medication didn't work, so he received an intravenous drip for three days, but the diarrhea persisted until he was hospitalized. The child also experienced constant crying, especially during his nap, waking up once every half-hour with loud crying and tantrums. The monthly routine test still showed viral infection, and the abdominal ultrasound was normal with no abnormalities. Blood tests for myocardial enzymes were conducted.Doctor's answer:
According to your description of the issue, the baby previously had a fever, a viral infection, and diarrhea. Treatment with medication and intravenous fluids has largely improved, but the child is now crying and waking up many times at night. This may be due to the baby still feeling uncomfortable in the stomach or experiencing intestinal spasms. It is recommended that you enhance care, pay attention to preventing abdominal coldness, and note that elevated levels of cardiac enzymes are related to the viral infection. It is advised to conduct follow-up tests periodically. The above suggestions are for the question "How to deal with a child diagnosed with upper respiratory infection after 3 days of viral fever?" and are hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!