Does the baby need to be vaccinated again after the fever has subsided once with the drops?

Patient's question:

Laboratory and examination results:cold and fever, stomach a little cold
History of previous treatment and effectiveness: A drop after one shot was fine
What kind of help do you want: Do you need to take another drop?

Doctor's answer:

For children, illness comes on quickly. If the treatment is relatively targeted and timely, recovery is usually fast. However, if they only receive intermittent intravenous drips, the fever may subside, but it doesn't necessarily mean they are fully recovered. It's best to wait for another two days to see.
Generally, if a baby falls ill and the treatment is timely and the diagnosis is accurate, they are usually about three days away from recovery. So, it is effective now, but it is recommended to wait for another two days to closely monitor and ensure complete recovery.
Children's colds and diarrhea are caused by viral infections, which are self-limiting illnesses. Since the discomfort symptoms in the child have subsided, there is no need to continue treatment with intravenous drips. Instead, it's important to give the child more fluids and pay attention to preventing colds. Wishing them health and happiness.