The baby has had a fever for five days, with the highest temperature reaching 37.7℃ in the first two days and 38℃ in the following three days. After examination, it was found to be a viral infection, and the baby has been taking Pudelin. However, the C-reactive protein level has increased, and it is now considered whether to administer IV treatment.
A one-year-old baby has a fever of 39.2°C after taking fever-reducing medicine but shows no improvement. Can she take it again?
How to Help a Baby Cool Down?
If a baby has a fever over 39 degrees, physical cooling is the first choice, but precautions should be taken for other symptoms.
The child may have an acute upper respiratory infection, with viral infection being the most common cause, but it could also be due to bacterial or mycoplasma infection. The focus of treatment is symptomatic treatment and good care, including adequate hydration, light diet, and sufficient rest. Physical cooling measures can be taken when feverish, and antipyretics can be taken if the temperature exceeds 38.5 degrees. If the fever recurs without improvement, a blood routine test should be conducted to determine the cause.
A baby experienced a high fever after receiving a vaccine, raising concerns about a vaccine reaction or mere coincidence. After treatment with ibuprofen and antibiotics, the baby gradually recovered and developed a rash, possibly infantile roseola. Parents are worried about the vaccine’s impact on their child, but it remains unconfirmed. It is advised for parents to closely monitor their baby’s condition and seek medical attention if necessary.
If a baby’s hands and feet are hot but the head is not, it might be due to indigestion. It is recommended to take Shenling Baizhu Granules and maintain good dietary habits and moderate exercise.
1-year-old baby hospitalized with lymph node swelling after burn, consultation on fever treatment after discharge
An eight-month-old baby experienced a sudden drop in milk intake after a fever and vomiting, with a sound resembling a stomach rumble. Should you be concerned?
A 9-month-old baby has had a runny nose for several days and has a fever of 39 degrees. How should parents handle this situation?
