Patient's question:
What is the reason for frequent fever in children's bodies, often accompanied by stomach pain, foot pain, and dizziness?History of treatment and effectiveness: Has not been seen
What kind of help is desired: Where or in which hospital can the disease be checked and treated?
Doctor's answer:
Children often get fever due to poor dietary habits, accumulation of heat in the stomach and intestines, and the rise of heat, which leads to lung heat. Eventually, it may result in concurrent lung and stomach disease. Since the lung governs the skin and hair, the body temperature may decrease. It may also cause sore throat, red lips, coughing, easy nosebleeds, hot palms, kicking off the blanket during naps, dry stools, and other symptoms.Treatment suggestions include scientifically managing the child's diet, reducing snacks such as puffed foods, chocolate, KFC, McDonald's, ice cream, and various beverages. The diet should be a balance of meat and vegetables, with a ratio of 1:2. Drink more water, and you can eat some fruits and consume more coarse grains.