Should a baby with a fever of 38 degrees Celsius for 7 hours seek medical attention?

Sweating with a fever is a common symptom in children, but it may also conceal underlying health issues.

Describes the reasons and treatment methods for a cold without fever

A one-year-old with a fever, diagnosed with a viral infection through blood tests, has red and swollen throat. The child has received a fever-reducing injection and an antiviral drug called adenosine monophosphate. The parents are concerned about the side effects of the medication and wonder if it should continue to be used. The doctor advises that all medications have side effects, but they are usually not harmful at normal doses. It is recommended to encourage the child to drink more water and to focus on using the antiviral medication, which can help speed up recovery.

A baby with a cold and fever may experience sleepiness, which is somewhat normal, but it’s important to pay attention to body temperature and other symptoms.

An increase in urination frequency during a baby’s fever may be a normal phenomenon, but if accompanied by other abnormal symptoms, medical attention should be sought promptly.

Increased urination in a baby with a fever may be a symptom of tonsillitis and requires timely medical attention and treatment.

After taking ibuprofen and ribavirin, and pediatric pseudo-gout medicine, the baby’s body temperature dropped to over 35 degrees Celsius. Is this normal?

After three days of fever, the child’s fever subsided, but red rashes appeared again in the afternoon. By the fifth day, the rashes increased, and the baby was in poor spirits, crying and fussing constantly. How should one handle this situation?

A seven-and-a-half-month-old baby experienced fever after vaccination, a common occurrence in many children. If it’s not due to a cold, the fever caused by vaccination should resolve within one or two days.