Patient's question:
My baby has a fever that keeps coming back. When it goes down, it's 37°C, and when it comes back up, it's 38°C. The doctor has suggested giving injections. I would like to ask what I should do? My forehead isn't hot, but I feel internally hot. What should I do? It has been 3 days already, and it's urgent, urgent, urgent... We have given injections, taken ibuprofen and anti-inflammatory medicine, and also taken Aminophen and Antihistamine Granules. I want the doctor to give us a treatment plan.Doctor's answer:
According to the relevant situation you have, it is advisable to take oral fever-reducing medication in a timely manner for treatment. For recurrent fever, it is necessary to promptly conduct a thorough blood test. Physical cooling methods are effective for low-grade fever. You can choose to apply it to areas with major blood vessels, such as the sides of the neck, armpits, and popliteal fossa. Do not rub the palms and soles. Over-the-counter fever patches are quite effective.