Patient's question:
Acute bronchitis, several children in the same class at kindergarten have similar symptoms—vomiting, fever, and abdominal pain! Our child has a headache and fever, but there's no coughing. A thorough examination revealed some inflammation, mainly because the medication has been taken, yet the fever remains above 39°C repeatedly. What's going on? If the viral infection isn't being suppressed, what should we do? Should we focus on giving cephalexin tonight? Digestion: It started last night and hasn't stopped yet. The medication has been taken as prescribed, but there's no sweating even after taking Motrin. This is making me so anxious. Digestive response: Has anyone replied?Doctor's answer:
When a child has a fever, the gastrointestinal muscles contract more intensely and rapidly, which can lead to symptoms such as dry retching and abdominal pain. It is recommended to take Cefixime granules and Pu'di lan anti-inflammatory oral liquid orally, drink more warm water appropriately, and monitor the temperature data closely. If the temperature drops below 38°C, use fever-reducing medication promptly. Such conditions typically require at least 3 to 5 days for the inflammation to subside and the body to gradually recover from the fever.