Patient's question:
Child aged 9 was diagnosed with otitis externa, followed by a fever. On the first day, the temperature reached 38.6°C, but it has been maintained at 37.5°C since then. Ofloxacin ear drops. The fever is caused by otitis externa. If the otitis externa improves, will the fever subside accordingly?Doctor's answer:
Your child has a fever, which is suspected to be caused by otitis externa. Generally, treatment is necessary. If it is not treated promptly, the condition may worsen and become difficult to recover from. Intravenous drip treatment with anti-inflammatory medication may also be required. Your child will need anti-infection treatment as well. For the fever, oral anti-inflammatory and fever-reducing medications should be given. Your child should drink plenty of warm water and maintain a light diet. Avoid giving your child raw, cold, or spicy foods.