Patient's question:
The child has had a fever for three days. Today, they went to the hospital for an IV drip and are also experiencing coughing. However, the fever hasn't subsided. Around 9:00 PM, they were given ibuprofen, but they didn't sweat and still had cold limbs.Previous Treatment and Effects:
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What Qingming wants help with:
Help me find ways to reduce the fever.
Doctor's answer:
In medicine, cold hands and feet are often referred to as cold dampness syndrome. If it is not a very severe case, medication is generally not necessary; it can be prevented and regulated through work and self-adjustment. It is essential to address it from all aspects of daily life. First, it is important to engage in more activities, such as walking, doing exercises, singing, dancing, and jumping rope. Second, dietary therapy is key—eat more warming foods. Include foods like red dates, porridge with black fungus and chicken, eel glue, lamb, rabbit meat, softshell turtle, and jujubes. This way, you can have warm limbs and a rosy complexion.