Patient's question:
The child has recurrent fever, no runny nose, just feels hot all over. Prone to crying. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Took ibuprofen. What assistance is needed: What should be doneDoctor's answer:
I don't know the child's specific body temperature and treatment plan, but pay attention: if the armpit temperature test is below 37.5°C, it means the child has a high fever. Suggestions: The possibility of the child having a high fever indicates an infectious condition. Generally, it is recommended to first consider treatments such as cephalosporin or amoxicillin for anti-infection. If the temperature is below 38.5°C, you can use the medication you mentioned to lower the temperature. However, if the child has already undergone the above treatments and shows no improvement within three to five days, it is recommended to take the child to the hospital for further tests such as throat swabs and blood tests.