Patient's question:
8-year-old child with inflammation and low-grade fever that hasn't subsided for 40 degrees, IV drip for two days, but still high fever at 40 degrees. Previous treatment and effectiveness: thorough examination of white blood cells at 120, IV drip for two days, but still high fever at 40 degrees. What kind of help is needed: 40 degrees, taking Meilin doesn't reduce fever, what to do.Doctor's answer:
First, perform a thorough blood test. If the white blood cell count is not elevated, consider viral fever. The course of the illness is generally 5-7 days. During this period, pay attention to the child's movement, mental state, complexion, vomiting, convulsions or limb tremors, breathing, heartbeat, etc. If there are any changes, seek follow-up care promptly.Doctor's note: I hope this is helpful to you.
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