How to handle a 2-year-old child’s high fever of over 39 degrees at night?

When a child has a persistent low fever for several days without a clear cause, how should parents handle the situation?

A baby’s persistent cough is often due to bronchitis caused by viral infections. If the coughing persists for more than three days, a urine test should be conducted to determine the type of infection, and medication should be prescribed accordingly. The doctor should perform a lung auscultation or chest X-ray to rule out bronchitis or pneumonia. If pneumonia is diagnosed and oral medication is ineffective, intravenous fluid therapy should be considered. Additionally, if the child has an allergic constitution, precautions should be taken for allergic cough.

The baby started vomiting after breastfeeding from the day of discharge, and this happens every time. The stools are watery with particles. Sometimes the baby cries and fusses after eating.

A 23-day-old baby is experiencing difficulty breathing through the nose, diarrhea, and abnormal stools. Further medical examination is needed to consider possible health issues.

It is recommended to take pediatric Qixing Tea Granules and pay attention to keeping warm, observing changes in the condition.

How to handle the situation where a 3-week-old baby rolls their eyes?

How should you handle a 3-year-9-month-old baby who suddenly starts having diarrhea?

If a 3-year-old baby has a cold and fever after intravenous treatment, symptomatic treatment can be adopted, including physical cooling and administration of antipyretic medication. At the same time, consider using traditional Chinese medicine for treatment.

A 3-year-old baby is repeatedly feverish and has been diagnosed with influenza. After taking antiviral medication and fever-reducing drugs, the fever does not subside. Should you seek medical attention again?