When it comes to recurrent fever in babies, it makes parents tremble with fear, because the harm caused by tropical fever to children is very serious, especially recurrent high fever, which is not conducive to health. Especially when a child's flu repeatedly causes fever that does not subside, it should be taken seriously. Next, let's learn about what to do if a baby at 25 months old has recurrent flu fever?
If a child experiences recurrent fever, it is crucial to seek medical attention promptly to diagnose the cause. Only with a confirmed cause can targeted treatment be given, effectively alleviating the physical harm caused by recurrent fever. Firstly, it is necessary to measure body temperature correctly, which can be done by testing under the armpit or anus, and drinking plenty of water to cool down through physical methods.
Secondly, apply a cold towel to the child's forehead and wipe the body with diluted alcohol. It is recommended to use antipyretics only if the high fever exceeds 38.5. There is a high possibility that a child may have recurrent infections, so targeted treatment is more effective. Physical methods can only temporarily cool down and will not have a curative effect on the condition.
If a baby has recurrent flu fever at 25 months old, it is important to seek medical attention promptly and receive targeted medication treatment. Long term recurrence is not conducive to the child's growth and development, and can also weaken their resistance, making them more susceptible to disease damage in their future lives. Early detection and treatment are fundamental and rational attitudes.
