Discuss the possible reasons for the occurrence of low fever during the recovery period of Kawasaki disease, and how to deal with this situation.

Understand the treatment goals and follow-up schedule for Kawasaki disease to reduce fever and inflammation, and prevent heart damage.

Understand the treatment methods for Kawasaki disease, how to handle symptoms similar to growth pain, and discuss the sustainability of drug treatment.

Understanding the treatment methods for Kawasaki Disease, including the use of serum immunoglobulin and high-dose aspirin.

Kawasaki disease is an acute febrile rash illness in children, primarily characterized by systemic vasculitis. This article will introduce the treatment methods for Kawasaki disease and the situation of elevated platelets.

My baby has been running a fever for several days and was diagnosed with Kawasaki disease at the hospital, but after checking the symptoms of Kawasaki disease, there are significant discrepancies, many of the main symptoms are not present. The blood test results show: white blood cell count 22.64, lymphocyte count 8.90, monocyte count 1.36, neutrophil count 11.68, basophil count 0.38, platelet total count 520, platelet aggregation 0.399. The fever is not constant throughout the day but occurs after waking up each day, ranging from 37 to 38 degrees, and last night it reached 39 degrees. What treatment should be sought?

How to evaluate and handle a six-month-old baby’s elevated blood counts after fever treatment?

A child experiencing recurrent fever with cold limbs but a warm forehead may be a sign of Kawasaki disease, and it is necessary to seek medical attention promptly to rule it out.