Does the "long teeth" (tao ya) cause newborn fever?

Patient's question:

Patient Age: 28 days wheezing, a little cough, a little yellow jaundice, and a little molar for about six days. The help you want to get: want to ask what caused the child's fever

Doctor's answer:

If a newborn baby has "milk teeth," it should be sprayed out or wiped clean, which may lead to subsequent fever and cause fever. "Milk teeth" are normal, and most of them will gradually absorb and dissolve within 1-3 months. After extraction or abrasion, due to the child being relatively young and having weaker resistance, secondary infection can easily cause fever. If infection is ruled out, the child's fever may be related to the occurrence of viral influenza.

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