What serious consequences can be caused by high fever in children?

Patient's question:

The child is four and a half years old and has experienced two episodes of high fever that did not subside, occurring in January 2007 and around the 20th of this month. In January, the highest temperature reached 40 degrees, mostly staying around 39 degrees, with the fever lasting for two and a half days. Around the 20th of this month, the child suddenly had another fever without any prior signs, with the highest temperature reaching 39.8 degrees. Even taking ibuprofen and acetaminophen did not effectively reduce the fever. Please ask what serious consequences such high fever might have on the child, and how it would manifest. First follow-up question: (2007-3-23 15:20:05) The child now has large areas of erosion on the lips, tongue, and gums, severely affecting

Doctor's answer:

Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:
It can be treated with penicillin. Additionally, vitamin C intravenous infusion should be added. The two medications should not be dissolved in the same bottle; use them separately.

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