When a 5-month-old baby has a fever of 39.9°C, it is important to seek medical advice promptly and consider some suggestions to alleviate symptoms.

Medical advice for dealing with a fever in a 5-month-old baby

A five-month-old baby suddenly experiences diarrhea and fever. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly for blood and stool routine checks, and to use symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication for treatment to prevent the condition from worsening.

If a 5-year-old child keeps on having a fever, it is recommended to first use alcohol for a bath to reduce the fever, and then find out the cause of the fever.

If a 5-year-old child has a fever of 39 degrees, the first step is to administer fever-reducing medication and perform a routine blood test to determine the extent and type of infection. Antibiotics may be necessary for treatment. If diagnosed with a respiratory system infection, follow the doctor’s treatment plan, pay attention to personal hygiene and diet.

If a 6-month-old baby has a fever for 4 days and develops red dots, it might be pediatric roseola or rubella. It’s important to ensure the baby drinks plenty of water, avoid catching a cold, and monitor temperature changes.

Inquire about whether it is appropriate to take long-term nimесulide granules for a 7-month-old baby with a fever of 37.9 degrees and the possible side effects.

The baby is seven months and five days old. On the evening of November 23, the baby had a bowel movement and vomited after drinking formula. The next morning, the baby started to have a fever of 37.5 degrees Celsius. After taking children’s Chai Gui powder and a fever-reducing patch, the temperature gradually returned to normal. However, the baby started to have a fever again an hour later, with a peak temperature of 38.9 degrees Celsius. The fever was controlled with ibuprofen syrup. After the fever subsided, the baby started to have diarrhea for two days, about five times a day. Probiotics and Montmorillonite powder were taken, and plasters were applied. The probiotics were continued, while the Montmorillonite powder was taken for two days. As of today, November 28, it has been five days since the onset of symptoms. Today, the baby started having loose stools, about four times a day. Today, one dose of Montmorillonite powder was taken, probiotics were continued, and rehydration salts were also started (the ingredients suggest mixing one packet with 500 milliliters of water, but I found it too concentrated, so I mixed one packet with 1500 milliliters of water, and started drinking it in the afternoon). How long will these symptoms last for my baby, and what other treatments are needed?

Advice for a 7-year-old child with fever and tonsillitis

Consider the possibility of external wind-cold, and if the baby’s body temperature is too high, it is recommended to give the baby Huotong and Meilin oral liquid for fever and cold treatment. Physical cooling methods can be adopted during high fever. If these methods are ineffective, it should be urgent to take the baby to a pediatrician for a detailed examination and medical treatment.