Consider keeping warm, adjusting diet, and seeking medical attention in a timely manner.

A baby’s fever after diarrhea may be due to decreased immunity caused by gastroenteritis, leading to the recurrence of fever symptoms. Persistent fever can trigger seizures, so it’s important to seek medical attention early to prevent serious complications. It is recommended to undergo a chest X-ray to check for lung inflammation, use antipyretic medication to reduce fever, and consider using azithromycin for treatment. Additionally, drinking syrup is advised to clear the lungs.

Why does the recovery time for a child’s diarrhea usually take about a week? Besides rehydration, are there other treatment methods?

Why does a two-year-old baby get gastroenteritis? How to deal with gastroenteritis?

A 2-year-old child has recently been experiencing vomiting and diarrhea. After visiting a small clinic for examination and bowel movement assistance, the issue remains unresolved. What could be the possible causes? How can we help?

A 10-month-old baby with bacterial enteritis may experience recurring episodes. It is recommended to treat symptomatically and maintain a light diet.