Because it is said that shrimp skin has a calcium supplement effect, many parents may give their babies some shrimp skin to eat in their daily lives. However, if the baby has a fever, parents may be more cautious and not know if they can still give the baby shrimp skin, fearing that it may be harmful to their health. So, can babies eat shrimp skin if they have a fever?
Firstly, in general, if a baby has a fever, they can eat less shrimp skin or avoid eating shrimp skin. Although the main function of shrimp skin is to supplement calcium for babies, shrimp skin is also a type of seafood. It is possible that during a baby's fever, due to low immunity, eating shrimp skin may cause allergies and other adverse effects on the baby's recovery.
Secondly, if a baby has a fever, try not to feed them too much at once, as it can stimulate their digestive system and cause vomiting, which can worsen the fever. When your baby has a fever, you should give him some light food, such as Congee, in which you can add some vegetables to make them worse, so that he can absorb them better.
In addition, parents must master some physical methods to help their babies cool down during fever. For example, you can use some antipyretic patches, or use warm water to wipe the baby's armpits and other areas, or give the baby a hot bath, all of which can have a cooling effect. Be careful not to cover your baby with too thick a blanket, as it may cause the temperature to rise due to the inability to dissipate, which is not conducive to the baby's recovery.
