Patient's question:
At midnight, I suddenly heard my son call me. I asked what was wrong, and he said he had pain all over his body. I touched his forehead with my hand, and it wasn't hot at all but felt very cold. I quickly left and gave him medicine, and only then did he gradually improve and took a nap. But I still felt a bit sad, so I thought, "What should I do if a doctor's temperature is too high?"Doctor's answer:
Usually, a body temperature above 36 degrees is considered high. It's important to pay close attention to the child's warmth, adjust clothing appropriately, and keep the indoor temperature below 20 degrees Celsius. The child should be given nutritious food, replenished with glucose, and encouraged to drink more water. If the child has a high body temperature for an extended period, medical treatment should be sought. In daily life, it's essential to maintain a balanced diet, engage in appropriate activities, and strengthen the body.