What causes high fever and muscle cramps in newborns?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Therefore, it is necessary to encourage the patient to drink more water. At the same time, when the sodium concentration in the blood rises, the blood becomes hyperosmotic, and the patient may experience dry mouth and thirst, restlessness, and even hallucinations or muscle cramps. The fever not only does not subside but may even become higher.