Patient's question:
Over a month ago, in the afternoon, I had a fever of 38°C and got an injection, which helped. Yesterday, it was fine during the day, but in the afternoon, my temperature rose to 37.4°C. By the evening, it went up again. I used warm water to bathe and inserted a fever-reducing. This morning, it was 38.5°C. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Small and hot is caused by inflammation or food stagnation, while several good books are caused by other diseases. First, have a thorough examination in the hospital, including blood tests and physical check-ups, and pay attention to specific symptoms. Treating children cannot be misdiagnosed; what needs to be checked must be fully reported by parents to find the root cause, making treatment much simpler. While reducing fever, determine whether it is caused by food stagnation or inflammation, and then medication will be safer. What injections did you give your child? What medications did you use? What other symptoms do you have? Have you had a thorough examination in the hospital? Patients face the distress of children's fever, and we should actively implement examinations and treatments without avoiding medical visits. If the child's fever does not improve after treatment, it is necessary to promptly change the treatment plan.