Children have a fever how to do

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        Children have a fever is the body disease resistance of a reaction, relatively speaking, have a fever is not bad. For pediatric brain development is not perfect, the temperature control is not enough perfect stability, when affected by a variety of bacteria and virus infection, it would cause a fever.

        Some parents see the child has a fever, be prepared for any eventualities, helter skelter looked everywhere for antipyretic, even one day run three times the hospital.

        In fact, the child has a fever is about more than half of acute upper respiratory tract infection caused by a virus, and more caused by. This fever in drug control inappropriate.

        If the temperature is not more than and ℃, no other symptoms, but since the suit children indigowoad root granule, available cold infusion, his treasure Dan, bead yellow powder, infantile bezoar powder, etc. Of course, if the child has a fever lasted for a long time, the temperature is too high, the spirit is bad, need to promptly to the hospital.

        If repeatedly hold children to the hospital, the child can not get rest, but also easy to cross infection. Children at this time the body resistance is poor, once again infection in other disease, will be in trouble.

        Any disease cause fever should have a process, spirit better also need a period of time, suddenly will temperature drop down, make the child kubla khah dripping wet, it will cause collapse. Temporarily down temperature. May also continue to recover.

        How to nurse the child have a fever?

        Bed rest, reduce child physical consumption.

        Indoor air to flow wet, but on the ground more than appropriate sprinkle water several times.

        To give the child drink more boiled water. But in the water add some sugar and salt, to supplement the child because of sweating and loss of moisture.

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