Children often experience abdominal pain when they have a fever, which may be due to a normal physiological phenomenon known as ‘infant gastrointestinal growth pain’.

When children have a fever accompanied by skin rashes, it may be caused by a viral infection. It is recommended that parents take their child to the hospital for a routine blood test to determine the type of infection and receive appropriate treatment advice. During flu season, maintaining good indoor ventilation and strengthening children’s physical exercise are also important preventive measures.

Explore the possible causes of children’s pale lips, including anemia and fever, and provide corresponding dietary adjustment recommendations.

Babies often experience sudden fevers without warning, and after the fever subsides, they may start to burn again, causing great confusion for parents.

What symptoms could be associated with a child’s fever and hemorrhagic patches on the face and neck? How should one proceed with examination and treatment?

Discuss the causes of persistent fever in children and the corresponding treatment measures.

Possible causes and treatment suggestions for a 10-month-old baby’s fever.

When a child has a recurring fever, in addition to fever-reducing treatment, it is necessary to visit the hospital for a follow-up examination and detailed checks to fully understand the condition and treat the underlying cause.

Recurrent fever in babies may be caused by viral or bacterial infections leading to infectious fever, often treated with physical cooling methods or medication.

Children’s fever, sore throat, and body itching may be caused by post-infection from a cold or an allergic reaction. It is recommended to use Bingbing’s fever-reducing patches to lower the temperature and observe for any changes in symptoms.