A newborn’s limb fever may be due to an immature nervous system, which cannot effectively control the constriction and dilation of small blood vessels, leading to insufficient blood supply to the limbs. Mothers can confirm if the baby is overheated by measuring their body temperature or touching their forehead and armpits. If the temperature is below 38 degrees Celsius, home remedies for fever reduction can be taken, such as drinking more water, getting more rest, and paying attention to care.
A baby with a fever of 38 degrees may be caused by viral or bacterial infection. It is recommended to bring the baby for a routine blood test to determine the cause. Before the exact cause is known, symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication can be administered, along with physical cooling methods such as alcohol wipes. If the antipyretic medication is ineffective, consider using antibiotic treatment and ensure the baby stays well-hydrated.
If a baby under one year old suddenly starts to have a fever with no apparent symptoms, it could be due to improper diet or infection. It’s recommended to have a routine blood test and receive appropriate treatment.
Newborn fever can be caused by various reasons, most commonly infection. It is necessary to further investigate the cause and take appropriate treatment measures.
A three-year-old child experienced a lower temperature in the head after taking antipyretic medication, while the legs felt warm at night. The next morning, the warmth in the legs subsided. The parents inquired about how to handle the situation.
Child has a fever but no cough, no runny nose, cold hands and feet, persistent high fever, 38.5°C: How to handle?
A 2-year-old baby has been running a fever for two days with a temperature of 37.7 degrees. With symptoms like a stuffy nose and sneezing, it could be due to a respiratory infection, which usually resolves in 2 to 3 days. It is recommended to monitor the temperature and consider using physical cooling methods or ibuprofen for fever reduction if the temperature rises. If symptoms persist or worsen, seek medical attention promptly and have a complete blood routine test.
An 8-year-old boy has been running a fever for four consecutive days, with a high fever of 38 degrees during the night and a normal temperature of 37 degrees during the day. He is currently receiving treatment with a drug named Nuomi, but is unsure how to proceed. Blood tests show W-MCR of 0.123, W-LCR of 0.451, and MPV of 9.0. The doctor diagnosed it as viral influenza.
Should a three-year-old child be given fever-reducing medication immediately? When is it appropriate to administer ibuprofen suspension?
Based on the symptoms, a newborn’s fever may be caused by upper respiratory infections, and it is recommended to further investigate and confirm the cause of the illness before treating symptomatically.
