Patient's question:
23 days after intravenous infusion in children, was it an infusion reaction? Basic information: The child is 3 years and 9 months old, and has been in good health. There is no history of fever and convulsions, and neither of the parents nor relatives has a history of fever and convulsions or epilepsy. On January 17th - The child had a fever in the early morning, without a runny nose, occasional cough, but felt sore throat, with a temperature of around 38.5 degrees. He took traditional Chinese medicine Yinhuang Granules and Ganmao Chongji, and also took the antibiotic Cefixime Granules for suspension, and used physical cooling. At 7 PM, he went to the hospital for treatment, with the highest temperature reaching 39 degrees. The doctor diagnosed tonsillitis and did a finger blood test. Only the CRP value was high, at 1.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, the child's current convulsions are caused by high fever, and it is necessary to wait and see for a while. Suggestions: Continue intravenous fluid treatment for inflammation, pay attention to nursing care, use physical cooling methods promptly if fever occurs, and take fever-reducing medication for high fever. Wait and see for another week.