Baby recurrent fever how to do? How to reduce fever. Don’t blindly take medicine.

Question: A one-year-old girl developed a fever of 39.3°C at around 1 a.m., and she fed most of the bag to help the fever subside. The fever started again in the morning, so I fed Hutong again. The baby\’s temperature was 38°C at around ten o\’clock in the morning, his nose was runny, and he had a little cough. The baby had recurring fevers, and the fever started again as soon as the antipyretic medicine wore off. His current temperature is 39.1°C. I have taken three sachets of Hutong today, what should I do? Dr. Cui Lixia answered: Hutong can reduce fever because it contains acetaminophen, which is an emergency antipyretic drug. If your child\’s temperature exceeds 38.5 degrees, you can directly take acetaminophen or ibuprofen to reduce fever. It is not recommended to use Hutong. This is a compound preparation with many side effects. Depending on the child\’s condition, it is recommended to check blood routine and C-reactive protein, and use medication according to the infection. If high white blood cells indicate bacterial infection, you can take cephalosporin antibiotics. If there is a viral infection, antiviral treatment can be given based on the white blood cell status (if it is too low, intramuscular interferon can be injected) without the need for antibiotics. In addition, if your baby has a runny nose, you can take Antelope Cold Oral Liquid. Question 2: My son is more than 11 months old. He started having diarrhea the day before yesterday. The medicine I gave him yesterday didn’t work, and he had diarrhea four or five times again. What should I do? Dr. Cui Lixia answered: You can give your baby montmorillonite on an empty stomach, one bag at a time, and drink it with 50 ml of water. Do not eat for one hour before and after taking montmorillonite, but you can drink water. If the baby has severe diarrhea, you can eat once every 6 hours. If the baby doesn\’t have diarrhea, stop eating temporarily. If there is no effect after taking it for a day, it is recommended to check the stool. Directly defecate into a disposable paper cup or a clean plastic bag and send it to the hospital for examination within an hour. Question 3: My child accidentally hit his head a few days ago. He cried and developed a swollen lump with red blood spots. I vomited a little the next day, then stopped vomiting, and had no other symptoms. Occasionally I will be in a daze for a while, not sure if it has anything to do with knocking my head. Is it necessary to do a CT scan in this case? Dr. Cui Lixia answered: If it has been more than a week and the child has no abnormal symptoms such as vomiting, irritability, etc., there is no need to do a head CT. It is difficult to judge whether the child\’s daze is related to the impact. You can observe it for another two days and seek medical treatment in time if any abnormality occurs.