Patient's question:
The neighbor's house caught fire, and everything inside was burned to the ground. The child was burned in the fire and is currently being examined in the hospital. Seeing the child's condition is truly heartbreaking. I'd like to ask about the treatment methods for pediatric burns.Doctor's answer:
Before the cause of high fever is identified, or even if the cause is found but the body temperature is difficult to lower temporarily, cooling treatment should be adopted to prevent serious consequences such as convulsions.Warm bath: Often used in the early stages of high fever accompanied by chills.
Cold compress or alcohol bath: Used after the chills subside, until the skin turns red.
Cold saline enema: 50-100 milliliters for 1-year-old children, 300-600 milliliters for 3-year-old children.
Chloral hydrate and aspirin can be added to physiological saline at the same oral dosage.
New needle or point (Quchi) blockage.