Many parents attach great importance to their babies' health issues, but children have low immunity and their lives are full of bacteria. It is inevitable that viruses will often come to their children. As soon as a child has a fever, parents' hearts are hanging. To know how many days a child has a rubella fever, please refer to the following text for details:
How many days can a child's rubella fever recover
1. Infant rubella care: The incubation period of rubella is 9-18 days. At the beginning, there are mild symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection, such as coughing, sneezing, runny nose, hoarseness, headache, loss of appetite, and fever. The body temperature is usually between 38 ℃ -39 ℃ and lasts for 1-2 days.
2. A rash appears from half a day to one day after onset, spreading from the face to the trunk and limbs, and covering the entire body on the first day. The rash is light red maculopapular, evenly distributed, mostly disappearing within 4-5 days, and some may disappear within 2-3 days. After retirement, there are no brown pigment spots.
3. Childhood rubella often presents with fever as the initial symptom, accompanied by coughing, runny nose, conjunctival congestion, and rubella mucosal spots. The rash appears approximately 3-4 days after the onset of fever, accompanied by an increase in fever. The temperature gradually decreases until the rash subsides and returns to normal.
What should I do if a child has rubella fever
1. Rubella is an acute respiratory infectious disease caused by the rubella virus, including congenital and acquired infections. In clinical practice, there are characteristics such as short driving period, low-grade fever, rash, and swelling of lymph nodes behind the ear and in the occipital region.
2. Rubella patients generally have mild symptoms and do not require special treatment. The main treatment is symptomatic treatment, and symptomatic treatment can be given to those with high fever, headache, cough, and conjunctivitis. If the high fever persists, be alert to the occurrence of complications.
3. The condition is mild, the prognosis is good, and it usually takes about 5 to 7 days to recover. Suggestion: It is recommended that only symptomatic treatment be given for this condition. During the fever period, bed rest should be taken, care should be strengthened, indoor air should be kept fresh, vitamins and nutritious and easily digestible foods should be given, and fever should be reduced under the guidance of a doctor. Antiviral drugs can be used.
When a baby is sick, parents should not be overly nervous, nor should they feed their child too much medicine. When a baby is sick, it is also very uncomfortable in their heart. As parents, we must be strong, not let the child see you scared, and make the baby believe in you and the doctor. It is important to communicate more with your baby, play more with them, and make them sweat more to better eliminate toxins from their body and recover faster!
