It is normal for babies to have a fever in their daily lives. In fact, when a baby has a fever, it indicates that their body is fighting against viral infections and is strengthening their immune system. Therefore, when a baby has a fever, it is not necessary to immediately take medication to cool down. Instead, one can choose to observe the fever reduction through physics first. So, how does a baby's physical fever subside the fastest?
Give your child plenty of water, as when they have a fever and their body temperature is too high, they may experience extreme dehydration. Therefore, parents should give their babies plenty of warm water during fever periods to regulate their body temperature and encourage them to drink more water. Sweating can help cool down, and drinking water can not only reduce fever but also ensure the replenishment of missing water in the baby's body to prevent collapse.
Cold compress with a towel on the head is a method that many parents use when their baby has a fever. Using a towel for cold compress is also a good way to help cool down the baby. After soaking the towel in water at a suitable temperature, wring it out and fold it before placing it on the baby's forehead. It is recommended to replace the towel for the baby every five minutes or so. Attention: Try not to twist the towel too dry, as long as it doesn't drip water. Also, remember not to let the water temperature get too cold. Generally, a water temperature of 20-30 degrees Celsius is the most suitable.
Fever reducing patches are commonly used medications that families with babies need to prepare regularly. Pediatric fever reducing patches are a type of medication that needs to be prepared regularly. If a baby has a fever, they can be promptly applied for fever reduction.
