Patient's question:
My child is four years old, and he has had a tonsil infection for eight days. Now he has a fever of 39 degrees Celsius. The doctor at the hospital in my hometown suggested getting immunity shots once he recovers. He said to get the shots once every two weeks for one to two months. Is it good to get these immunity shots, or should I give my child immunity medication instead?Doctor's answer:
Children are young and have weak immunity, so it is best for them to develop their own resistance. On good weather days, take them out for more outdoor activities. Eating some protein-rich foods appropriately can help boost their immunity. It is recommended that you pay close attention to caring for your child, provide them with adequate water, and focus on a diet rich in protein, such as drinking milk and eating eggs. On good weather days, take them out for more outdoor activities. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and good health!