Patient's question:
Children taking Anrik after high fever, as they have consumed two-thirds of the dose, which is less than half the recommended amount, have been sweating profusely, resulting in their current frail condition. For three or four consecutive nights, they have been soaking their pillows. In such a situation, what kind of medicine should the child take?Doctor's answer:
From your description, it seems that after a child has a high fever and takes Anrik, consuming two-thirds of the recommended dose (which is less than half the prescribed amount) led to excessive sweating. Generally, it is advised to have mild sweating rather than heavy, drenching sweat. In such a situation, it is important to pay attention to fluid digestion, such as oral rehydration solutions, and may also consider nourishing yin methods or intravenous fluids to aid digestion. The above suggestions are for the question "Is it normal for a child to sweat a lot after taking medicine for a high fever?" and hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!