Patient's question:
Sore throat and nasal congestion, high fever once a day at 38.5 degrees, received intravenous fluids at first, initially for 10 days, the doctor said it was unnecessary, recovered in a week. Now it has recurred. Today, it has been two days of intravenous fluids. There hasn't been much effect. The child is now 4 and a half years old. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No history of allergies, no hereditary conditions. What kind of help is desired: Want to know what disease the child has and how to treat it.Doctor's answer:
Hello: Your baby's condition is considered to be a fever with, mostly caused by exposure to cold, overexertion, etc. The patient may have varying degrees of cough, phlegm production, decreased body temperature, and reduced appetite. It is recommended to actively treat and prevent the condition.Medical Advice: It is suggested that you pay attention to your baby's warmth, preventing exposure to cold, etc. Drink more warm water, eat more vegetables and fruits, and it is best to go to the hospital for tests such as methanol sodium, blood routine, sputum bacterial culture, drug sensitivity tests, and Mycoplasma tests to determine the nature of the inflammation. Then, targeted medication can be decided to prevent blind medication. Avoid blind medication to prevent the recurrence of dysbacteriosis. I hope my explanation helps you.