Question
A seven-month-old child developed eye tear symptoms yesterday, and by this afternoon at 3 PM, the symptoms worsened, accompanied by a rise in body temperature to 39 degrees. The temperature dropped to 37.5 degrees in the late afternoon but then rose again to 38.5 degrees. The child has taken antipyretic and anti-inflammatory medication and used rapid antipyretic products, but still exhibits symptoms such as vomiting, loss of appetite, poor spirits, and drowsiness. How should one handle this situation?
Answer
Based on the description, an initial judgment suggests that it may be caused by an upper respiratory infection. It is advisable to conduct a detailed examination first, followed by active treatment. The following suggestions are made:
- Maintain a balanced diet, strengthen care, and avoid adverse effects.
- Early use of antiviral and anti-inflammatory medications.
- If bacterial infection is present, consider using antibiotics such as amoxicillin.
- For symptoms like coughing and runny nose, choose appropriate medications based on the situation.
- If fever is high, use antipyretic medications such as Anruike.
- For vomiting and nausea, vitamin B6 and other medications can be used.