Patient's question:
Why does the fever not break after taking fever-reducing medication, and it comes back after stopping it for less than a day? Once the fever returns, my head and body ache. This has happened three times. What could be the reason?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: I have never had a fever before, but now it comes back after stopping medication for less than a day. When it returns, my head and body ache. This has happened three times. What could be the reason?
What assistance do you need: I want to know why this is happening.
Doctor's answer:
Recurring high fever is usually caused by bacterial or viral infections. Treatment is primarily based on antibiotics. Simply using fever-reducing medication addresses only the symptoms, not the root cause. It is recommended to undergo blood tests and other detailed examinations to confirm the infectious cause before treatment. Drink plenty of water.Medical Advice:
It is suggested that repeated high fever indicates that the inflammation has not been properly controlled, or the administered antibiotics are not suitable. High temperature can be treated with oral antipyretics, or physical cooling methods can be applied.