Patient's question:
Son might not have dressed promptly when playing outside a couple of days ago, getting cold. The next morning, he told me his head was hurting more. After eating, he took a nap. During his nap, I checked his temperature, which was 37.2°C, slightly low-grade fever. Also, he has been coughing for these two days, with phlegm, and still experiencing low-grade fever.What kind of help is needed: The child has persistent low-grade fever, coughing, and phlegm. What should be done?
Doctor's answer:
For a child in this situation, physical cooling methods work well. When the child has a fever, it's important to drink plenty of warm water, vegetable juice, and fruit juice. Drinking more fluids helps to expel digestive fluids, which is the most basic method of cooling down. Then, use Bingbing's fever-reducing patches and apply them to the body surface. This is entirely a physical cooling method. At the same time, pay close attention and carefully observe the effects. The above suggestions are for the question "What should I do if my child has low-grade fever, cough, and phlegm?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!