Offering advice on how to handle a 9-year-old child’s cold and sore throat.

A child’s fever is caused by an infection and requires treatment based on the underlying cause.

After a week of repeated fever, the baby developed rashes on the chest, back, and inguinal area. Examination revealed bacterial infection accompanied by viral rash. The rashes have subsided, the fever has disappeared, but there is still coughing with phlegm. Consultation on whether medication is still needed or if it’s sufficient to only take cefixime.

How to handle the situation where a baby develops red spots on their body and head after a fever subsides?

When a baby develops a fever after a night of colds, how should we handle the situation? This article provides some suggestions and methods.

If a baby gets a rash after a fever and refuses to drink water, it might be due to viral infection causing pediatric rash. After the fever subsides and the rash appears, it’s important to ensure plenty of rest, nutrition, and hydration, maintain skin cleanliness, avoid crowded places, and typically, the condition doesn’t recur after the first occurrence.

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When a child has a fever, it’s normal for them to lose their appetite, which is a natural physiological response. Learn how to handle this situation.