Patient's question:
The temperature of my child is usually 37.3, but sometimes it's not okay; it's been like this since getting sick a few days ago. It's not okay. Previous treatment and effectiveness: The body has been quite good. What kind of assistance is needed: The doctor said it's internal heat. What should I do if he doesn't drink water?Doctor's answer:
Due to the relatively immature thermoregulation center in children, they are prone to high fever. Physiologically, a child's body temperature is generally higher than that of an adult. Especially after illness, body temperature tends to be unstable. 37.3 is generally not considered a high fever.Advice: You can focus on carefully observing your child's daily activities and try your best to encourage them to drink more water. Pay attention to preventing colds during daily life.
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