Patient's question:
Please ask the doctor about the issue of a 10-month-old baby having recurrent fever. This problem is troublesome: yesterday morning, around 9:00, I found that my baby had a fever of 39.1 degrees and was also vomiting.Doctor's answer:
Axillary temperature can be accurately measured and recorded using a homemade thermometer. When awake and at rest, a temperature above 37.2 degrees is considered a fever. If the temperature does not exceed 38 degrees, it is classified as a low-grade fever, so antiviral medications should not be used prematurely.Biotin should be used cautiously with antipyretics (fever-reducing drugs): Low-grade or moderate fever generally does not require antipyretics, as early use of these drugs can also affect the development of the immune system. Antipyretics often cause side effects such as sweating and fatigue. Pay attention to body cooling, drink more water, and use a warm towel to wipe. If the baby only has a fever, it is recommended to choose.
It is best for the baby to go to the local hospital for examination and treatment.