Patient's question:
My two-year-old daughter suddenly had a high fever of 38.5°C last night, but her spirits were quite good. The next morning, many pink small rashes appeared on her face. What kind of medicine should I give her for the rash if she is a young child like my daughter?Doctor's answer:
The first thing to determine now is whether the recognized skin on the baby's face is the emergency child you mentioned. Typically, the symptoms of acute childhood rash begin with persistent high fever. After taking fever-reducing medication, it will quickly subside, taking about 2 to 3 days. After the fever subsides, some small red rashes may appear on the face or body. These rashes usually appear within 2 to 3 days. As time passes, no special treatment is needed.