Patient's question:
Still having frequent colds and fever during this period, making it hard to focus on school and always delaying practice. Now, I've had a fever for the past couple of days, and after it subsides, my temperature is very low. Even with thick blankets, I still feel cold. I don't know what's wrong with this child. I'll ask the doctor what to do if the fever is too high after it goes down.Doctor's answer:
Children may have a high temperature after taking fever-reducing medication, which is a relatively common phenomenon. This is because taking fever-reducing medication can cause excessive sweating, leading to a significant amount of heat being carried away through the skin. At this time, you should give the child more water and pay attention to preventing cold, in case of catching a cold. If the child's clothes get wet from sweating, it's important to change them into dry clothes promptly. Generally, the body can gradually return to normal within a few hours. Pay close attention to the child's condition. If there are any other uncomfortable symptoms, seek medical attention immediately.