A 6-month-old baby has a fever reaching 40 degrees, with no other abnormal symptoms, seeking advice on care methods.

The child has a fever of 40 degrees Celsius, takes Meropenem and Dexamethasone for fever reduction, and inquires about the precautions for using Dexamethasone and the care methods during high fever.

When caring for a feverish child, the first step is to control their body temperature. Don’t let them get too hot.

Advice on dealing with a six-month-old baby’s slight fever at home

Discuss the precautions and recommendations for a one-year-old child with a cold and fever to take a long-distance high-speed train.

The refusal of a baby to drink formula after a high fever may be due to various reasons, including oral discomfort, decreased appetite, or general unease. Parents can try using warm water to help clean the baby’s mouth, provide easily digestible food, and closely monitor the baby’s recovery.

Is a baby’s temperature of 38.4 degrees Celsius considered a fever? How to cool a baby down at home?

Discuss the appropriate way to cover a baby with a blanket during the night when they have a fever in winter, and provide professional medical advice.

A one-year-old baby experiences fever followed by vomiting, it is recommended to use pediatric gastrointestinal health granules and domperidone suspension. If the fever persists, symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication can be taken. Also, ensure adequate rest and avoid catching a cold.

The child has intermittent fever, which may indicate a chronic infection. Medication can temporarily suppress the symptoms, but the condition may recur and persist. It is important to conduct tests, identify the cause, and receive regular treatment to avoid antibiotic resistance that can develop from irregular and repeated use of antibiotics.