Patient's question:
My daughter is 10 years old. Her blood test results are normal. After 2 days of anti-inflammatory treatment, she hasn't improved. She experiences intermittent fever and chills.Medical history and treatment outcomes: No history of allergies.
Help needed: Can you provide similar case examples?
Doctor's answer:
Therefore, there are many reasons why a child may have a fever. The most common ones are respiratory and digestive tract diseases. If oral medication is not effective, it is still recommended to go to a local hospital for a follow-up examination, chest X-ray, and laboratory tests for urine and stool to check for pneumonia or intestinal inflammation. After a clear diagnosis is made, treatment can be implemented based on the specific cause. The above advice is for the question "My daughter is 10 years old, her blood tests are normal, and she often has a fever. What's going on?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!