Patient's question:
It was fine during the day, but I went out for a while at night and came back. Now I have a high fever, and it's still quite severe. There's a high temperature of 39 degrees. Besides, there are some convulsions, and sometimes there are some twitches. The doctor said it's because of the fever. I'm wondering if there could be other problems under high temperature. What kind of help is needed: Besides convulsions, what other adverse effects can high fever in children have?Doctor's answer:
If it's low-grade fever convulsions, each episode of high fever usually only causes a single seizure. The number of seizures you're experiencing is clearly too frequent, so it's not likely this. Check for any deficiencies in trace elements, as this can also cause seizures. If there are deficiencies, address them promptly. Frequent seizures in children are harmful to the brain. If the cause remains unclear, consider an EEG to check for conditions like epilepsy.Use Bingbing's fever-reducing patches to lower fever quickly, protect the brain, and effectively prevent brain damage, reduce pain during anesthesia, and achieve the goal of cooling down.