The child shakes his head and has a headache. What's going on?

With the vigorous opening up of the country's two-child policy, the number of children and babies around us has increased accordingly. Of course, disease is also an indispensable part. And in life we ​​must pay attention to the physical health of a child. And we can discover some diseases from some small details earlier, so let us understand what it means when a child shakes his head due to a headache.

This is the characteristic of a cold! It's okay, you'll be fine after taking some Jingfang Granules. Colds are mainly divided into heat colds and wind-colds. The biggest difference between the two is that wind-cold will manifest as headache and body pain (the scalp and the skin surface all over the body will feel intermittent pain, even when touched by hands), while wind-heat cold will never have such symptoms. The biggest symptoms of wind-heat are fever and thick runny nose, while the biggest symptoms of wind-cold are chills, chills, and clear runny nose. The difference between the two should be subdivided! The bumpy ride caused headaches and dizziness on the second day, which have lasted for a week and have caused shaking of the head and headaches. Or it is caused by viral infection. Currently, shaking the head causes headaches, which is considered to be caused by the sequelae of viral infection. It is recommended that you take ibuprofen to relieve pain. At the same time, you can take Isatis root granules for treatment.

Colds are mostly caused by viral infections, which can cause vasodilation and lead to headache symptoms. If there are fever symptoms or complications of acute sinusitis, it can also cause headache symptoms. Antipyretic and analgesic drugs can be given to relieve symptoms. It is recommended to pay more attention to rest, drink plenty of water, and keep the indoor air circulating.

Insulation does not mean the warmer the better. When your child has a fever, remember not to let him dress in too many clothes or cover him with too thick a quilt. This traditional method of "covering up sweat" is not conducive to dissipating heat and reducing fever. Just let the child wear one more piece of clothing than the normal adult. For example, when the adult wears short sleeves, the child can wear long sleeves. When the adult wears one long skirt, the child can wear two.

Drinking water helps to sweat and dissipate heat, lower body temperature and replenish the water lost by the child's body. Drinking water is not limited to plain water. You can let your child drink some of his or her favorite fruit juice, beverages, etc. to replenish water and vitamins, or drink more soup. When a child is sick and has no appetite, you can let him/her eat some cake, tofu, etc.