Fever is a common phenomenon in children, and if the condition is not severe, with the careful care of parents, it can generally recover quickly. Due to poor appetite caused by fever, most children resist eating after a fever. However, not eating properly is not conducive to physical recovery. So, what should children eat for fever?
Children's fever is mostly caused by bacterial infection or virus invasion. At this time, children have no appetite. Parents can make their diet lighter, or give children some semi liquid food, such as nutritious Congee, soft noodles, etc. It is important to ensure that the child receives adequate nutrition during the fever period so that the body can recover more quickly.
During a fever, parents can give their children some vitamin rich fruit juice to help replenish their body's fluids in a timely manner. They should also eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, but do not give their children fried chicken, French fries, and other fried foods. Encourage children to go to bed and wake up early, pay attention to rest, wash their hands frequently, and prevent cross infection of bacteria.
If the fever is not severe, parents should do more physical cooling for their children, help them wipe their bodies with warm towels, repeat several times a day, and generally quickly cool down. But if the child's high fever persists, parents need to take the child to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.
