Patient's question:
I would like to consult about my baby who has been having recurrent fever for several times. Last night, starting from the second half of the night, he began to have a fever, with the highest temperature exceeding 40°C. Later, it adjusted itself down to 37.4-38.3°C. Yesterday noon, he had an enema, and since then, he has been sweating continuously. He was fine for the rest of the afternoon. However, I learned that last night at around 8:00 PM, his temperature rose again to 38.3°C, and after using a fever-reducing, it went down. This morning, his temperature was measured at 38.7°C, and now it is 40.5°C.Doctor's answer:
Fever in children should undergo further detailed and thorough examination to identify the cause, such as upper respiratory tract infection, pneumonia, etc. Active treatment should be administered, along with appropriate dietary habits, enhanced care, and the intake of vitamin C and B. For infections, drugs like Xiyanping and Azithromycin can be used to actively suppress them. If the fever is too high, medication and physical cooling methods should be applied. Most cases can improve. The above advice is for the question "I want to consult a few things about my 29-month-old baby having recurrent fever." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!