Patient's question:
My child is one and a half years old and is a girl. The child has had a fever for more than two weeks now, and it has been high fever that doesn't go down. Even after taking fever-reducing medicine, it doesn't last more than four hours before the fever comes back again. I have also given the child anti-inflammatory medication, but it hasn't been effective. I would like to consult about what to do when a one and a half-year-old child has a low fever that doesn't go away for two weeks. What should I do when a one and a half-year-old child has a low fever that doesn't go away for two weeks?Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is best to choose physical cooling. Traditional fever-reducing drugs work by being taken orally and eliminated through the stomach, adjusting the body's physiological functions to achieve the goal of cooling down. The drug ingredients reach the five internal organs and six Fu organs of the body.Fever patches utilize the large amount of water and cooling ingredients in the high-molecular gel to spread, reaching the skin. Through the evaporation of water, they carry away heat, thereby achieving the therapeutic goal of physical cooling to reduce fever.