Patient's question:
Patient gender: Male, Age, Fever/Acute sore throat/Abdominal distension/Abdominal pain. Ask about the category of the disease and the cause of onset? Duration of this episode of illness and persistence: 5 days of onset. Current general condition: Good medical history: None. Past diagnosis and treatment history and effectiveness: Diagnosed with viral cold. Used anti-inflammatory and fever-reducing drugs, which can reduce fever, but immediately return to fever after stopping the medication.Doctor's answer:
Hello, your child's condition may be related to intestinal spasm or lymphadenitis. I don't know if your child's bowel movements are normal. If the bowel movements are normal, it might be a transient intestinal spasm or lymphadenitis, and it may be necessary to continue anti-inflammatory treatment. After the inflammation is resolved, it can be cured. Do you understand? You should go to the hospital for a complete blood count test and a comprehensive examination to identify the cause. If it is caused by a bacterial infection, treatment should focus on anti-infection. Simply reducing fever is not effective.