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NoDoctor's answer:
The causes of fever in children are quite numerous, and clinically they can be categorized as infectious or non-infectious, with infectious causes being more common. Antipyretics only temporarily suppress the fever; as long as the infectious factors are not eliminated, the fever will continue. The final treatment still relies on antibiotic therapy. High temperatures can easily lead to febrile seizures in children, so it is necessary to control the body temperature, primarily through drug-induced cooling and physical cooling methods. It is recommended to conduct blood culture and drug sensitivity tests to guide medication. Of course, there are many other diseases that can cause fever in children, such as leukemia, and it is advisable to seek further medical diagnosis and treatment at the hospital.