Patient's question:
The patient is doing well, eating about the same as before, and having normal bowel and bladder movements. There is no runny nose or coughing. The highest temperature recorded was 38.7°C (armpit).The treatment that started on the 30th and its effects: The patient was given Paracetamol () to reduce fever. On the day the temperature was 38°C, the following treatment was administered...
Doctor's answer:
Disease Hypothesis:1. In the detailed blood test items for the baby, if there is a complete blood count, pay attention to whether the white blood cell count is elevated?
2. If the blood sugar is high, perform follow-up blood sugar tests as needed.
3. Consider that the baby's fever may be caused by wind-cold, and continue medication for 3–5 days.
Advice:
1. Normal body temperature is between 36–37.2°C (). If the temperature is below 38°C, take fever-reducing medication once, with no more than three doses per day.
2. Due to the baby's young age and rapid changes in condition, persistent high fever that does not subside, especially with poor appetite, poor diet, and poor spirits, requires immediate follow-up at the hospital to avoid missing the optimal treatment window.
3. Oral medication: Children's Paracetamol Yellow Granules + Cefixime, to be taken for 3–5 days.