Patient's question:
6-year-old girl with a high fever of 39.3°C, should she receive an intravenous drip?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Never had a cold
What kind of help is desired: How to treat it effectively
Doctor's answer:
The child is 6 months old, with a temperature of 39.3 degrees, low-grade fever. Under normal circumstances, the child's body temperature is higher than that of adults and the elderly, but a fever over 39 degrees is considered low-grade fever. It is recommended to receive an intravenous drip to quickly lower the temperature, as prolonged fever can damage the child's nerves, thereby affecting future growth and development and intelligence. Has the child taken any fever-reducing medication? The above advice is for the question "Should a 6-month-old girl with a 39.3-degree low-grade fever receive an intravenous drip?" and is hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!