When a baby develops a fever, the mother is very worried that the fever will worsen, so she will take corresponding care of the baby's condition. For example, in daily life, many mothers choose to use antipyretic patches for their babies, but they are worried that they will not be effective. So now let's take a look at whether baby fever patches are effective?
Antipyretic patches are a type of physical therapy, so they are useful, but only when the baby's body temperature is not high, they can provide an auxiliary effect. If the baby's condition is severe, medication treatment is also necessary while using antipyretic patches. Moreover, antipyretic patches can penetrate moisture into the skin through this method, and then achieve a cooling effect through the use of water vapor.
In general, if the baby's body temperature is below 38 degrees, it is recommended to give them more plain water to drink, as drinking plenty of water can help eliminate heat from the body through urination. If the baby's body temperature is above 38 degrees, then the mother not only needs to use physical therapy, but also needs to seek medical examination in a timely manner.
Moreover, there are many ways for babies to physically cool down. In addition to using antipyretic patches, parents can also use warm towels to help their babies wipe their bodies, as this can promote heat dissipation. But mothers need to remember in daily life that while wiping their babies' bodies, they also need to cover their bodies with blankets to prevent them from catching a cold.
