There are many deaf and mute people, blind people, and people with brain problems in life who are not born. Many times, it is due to a fever when they were young, which did not subside in time. So parents are very anxious about their babies having a fever, always worried that their babies will have some problems due to the fever. Fever is usually caused by a cold, so why does a baby have a fever even when they don't have a cold?
If a baby has a fever, it indicates the presence of inflammation. If the baby is infected with some viruses, they may develop a fever. In addition, when babies grow teeth, they may experience inflammation and fever due to the new teeth breaking through the gums. Babies have poor immunity and are easily infected, so when a baby has a fever, it is often not caused by a cold.
After the baby has a fever, parents should not rush to give the baby antipyretic medication. Check the baby's temperature, and when it does not exceed 38 degrees, they can do physical cooling for the baby. For example, sticking a fever reducing patch on the baby's forehead, wiping the baby's armpits, neck, and other areas with warm water, and giving the baby plenty of water are very healthy ways to reduce fever.
In general, a cold is a cause of a baby's fever, but it cannot be said that every fever is caused by a cold. So when a baby has a fever, they need to find the cause immediately. Only by solving the cause of the fever can it be completely reduced.
