What should you do if a child has a persistent fever, diarrhea, cough, and a thick tongue coating?

A child with a persistent sore throat, cough, and fever seeks professional advice

If a child has a persistent fever accompanied by cough, it is important to promptly determine the cause and take appropriate measures to reduce the fever to avoid high fever seizures and maintain a normal body temperature.

How should parents handle a child who keeps on having a fever?

If a child keeps on having a fever, the medication works for 3-5 hours, and then the fever returns, it might be a mycoplasma infection. It requires dedicated medication for 7 to 15 days.

Recurrent fever in children may be caused by tonsillitis, and it is recommended to use other anti-inflammatory drugs and be hospitalized for observation.

Advice on Physical Cooling and Medication Treatment for a Child’s Recurring Fever

Recurrent fever in children may be caused by bacterial infection. It is recommended to undergo a routine blood test and use antipyretic medication and antibiotics based on the results. At the same time, physical cooling methods, such as warm water sponge baths, can be used to help lower body temperature.

This article provides common causes and treatment suggestions for children with persistent fever, including medication and physical cooling methods to help control and alleviate fever symptoms.

If a child keeps on having a fever and feeling listless, it might be viral influenza. It’s recommended to use oseltamivir phosphate antiviral medication, along with Pudelin Oral Solution for inflammation and Qingre Granules for cooling and detoxification. Ensure plenty of hydration, monitor temperature changes, and use fever-reducing medication when the temperature exceeds 38.5 degrees.