What should you do if your baby has a high fever?

The causes of a baby’s fever may include bacterial infections, viral infections, or catching a cold. When choosing medication, opt for options with fewer side effects. If the temperature does not exceed 38.5°C, start with plenty of fluids. If the temperature does not decrease, actively use fever-reducing medications and physical cooling methods, while ensuring adequate hydration. Blood tests should be conducted when necessary to determine the situation.

If a newborn shows symptoms of foot inversion, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly for corrective treatment and surgery, while also paying attention to protection and a balanced diet in daily life to reduce the chance of recurrence.

Treatment Suggestions for a 1-Year-2-Month-Old Child’s Stuffy Nose and Runny Nose

After a cold, the child’s nasal congestion is severe, and taking children’s paracetamol and chlorphenamine granules has not improved. How should you handle it?

Biting during breastfeeding is often due to teething, and symptoms can be relieved by taking Icoshin Vitamin AD drops and Gali De Compound Calcium Carbonate Granules. Parents should promptly take their child to a specialized hospital for examination and treatment, and follow the doctor’s instructions for symptomatic medication.

If a baby’s nose is blocked, it might be due to a cold, and can be treated with medication while ensuring warmth and comfort.

A child’s X-shaped legs may be caused by a lack of calcium, requiring active calcium supplementation and treatment.

A newborn’s navel protrusion may be due to an umbilical hernia, which can generally be treated with a hernia belt. In severe cases, surgery may be required. Feeding should be done in small, frequent meals, and personal hygiene and indoor ventilation should be noted.

You have a sore throat with a foreign body sensation, but it’s not painful, itchy, with no phlegm or cough. What should you do?