Patient's question:
We are six-year-old boys! A few days ago, we had a fever and received intravenous fluids at home. After two days of treatment, the fever went down! But then, after a couple of days, the fever returned. Additionally, we had a lot of phlegm in our throats. We went to the children's hospital for an MRI, and they said it was a brainstem injury. The head doctor said, "What should we do?"Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify this issue. Do you have any history of trauma in this situation? Did it cause a fever due to an upper respiratory infection? If it's a contagious disease that led to the fever, antiviral treatment can usually resolve it. If it's due to trauma causing a fever, recovery may take longer. It's important to actively treat the external injury.This is the advice for the question "We are a six-year-old boy! A few days ago, he had a fever and was given intravenous fluids at home." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!