What are the reasons for recurrent fever

  Repetitive fever in babies is also quite common in our daily lives, and there are many reasons that can cause fever. In many cases, after treatment, a child's fever may temporarily improve, but not long after, the fever will recur again, which will make parents very worried. So, what are the reasons for recurrent fever? How can we make the baby improve quickly? Next, let's take a look together!

  

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  Reasons for recurrent fever

  1. Fever symptoms can actually be caused by many diseases, but bacterial or viral infections are the most common. Physical cooling methods can be used to alleviate symptoms, and the cause should be identified as soon as possible before targeted treatment.

  2. There are many reasons that can cause fever. Fever caused by viral cold usually improves significantly within a week, while fever caused by secondary bacterial infection can usually be detected by blood routine examination. Mild bronchitis may not be the cause of recurrent fever.

  3. If there is a fever that does not subside or continues to rise repeatedly, it is undoubtedly influenza, which is caused by viral infection. In the early stage, it is viral infection, and in the later stage, there is a complex infection, which is combined bacterial infection.

  Methods for treating recurrent fever

  1. Warm water bath: Dip a towel in warm water and wipe the neck, armpits, and thighs for 5-10 minutes. You can also use commercially available "antipyretic patches" to apply to the forehead to help dissipate heat and cool down.

  2. Ventilation and heat dissipation: ventilate more, pay attention to heat dissipation, wear loose clothing, and avoid wrapping with cotton quilts. Air conditioning can be used in summer, with room temperature controlled at around 27 ℃. Pay attention to opening windows for ventilation at regular intervals to promote air circulation in the room.

  3. Ensure hydration: Drink plenty of water and consume liquid foods such as watermelon juice to ensure sufficient energy and hydration for the body.

  4. Remove too much clothing: If the baby's limbs and hands are warm and sweating all over, it means they need to dissipate heat and can wear less clothing.

  5. Ensure sleep: Sleeping more and getting enough sleep can benefit the recovery from illness.

  Because babies will experience severe dehydration during fever, parents should do a good job in logistics to ensure that their babies consume enough water, preferably drinking light salt water, and have a light diet, which will be more conducive to the recovery of the condition. At the same time, parents must understand the reasons for recurrent fever and use medication under the guidance of a doctor. Do not use medication without authorization. Wishing the baby a speedy recovery.

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