Baby has a fever and his belly is very hot

Whenever the baby has a physical condition, parents will feel very worried. When babies are young, their immunity is relatively low, so they are bound to have minor problems such as colds and fevers. Fever may have many complications. For example, some babies will have a very hot stomach when they have a fever. Parents will think of various ways to cool the baby down. What should you pay attention to when your baby has a fever and a hot stomach?

What should I do if my baby has a fever and his belly is very hot?

Generally speaking, colds are viral infections. If a baby has a cough, it is often caused by an upper respiratory tract infection. You can take Sunflower Children's Chaigui Antipyretic Granules, which is an antiviral Chinese medicine preparation used in the clinical treatment of upper respiratory tract infections in children. It has multiple effects such as antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, and antiviral. It can also effectively improve children's immunity.

Baby fever diet precautions

1. Stay hydrated

Water is better than medicine. When you have a fever and sweat a lot, it is necessary to drink warm water frequently to replenish your body. Children with fever should drink boiled water. They can be fed some boiled water appropriately to supplement the body's vitamin C and enhance disease resistance. Drink enough water to keep your lips moisturized, but don't drink too much.

2. Liquid diet

The diet for children with fever should mainly consist of liquid food, such as milk, lotus root powder, milk (with little oil), etc. You can also drink some mung bean soup or ice watermelon to help cool down, promote diuresis and fight disease. When the child's body temperature drops and his appetite improves, he can be fed semi-liquid food, such as minced meat porridge, noodles, rice porridge, egg drop porridge, and some easily digestible fish (qinghua fish). The diet should be light and easily digestible, with less oil and salt, and small meals. Spicy and irritating foods should be avoided. But there is no need to avoid certain foods to prevent malnutrition and decreased resistance.

3. Take sugar and salt water

If children have fever and diarrhea, the medicine can be taken multiple times. Take sugar and salt water. The preparation ratio is 500 ml of water, one teaspoon of sugar and half a bottle cap of salt. 500 ml can be taken within 4 hours. At the same time, you can supplement with electrolyte foods such as citrus, bananas and other fruits (high in potassium and sodium), milk and soy milk (containing calcium), rice soup, and pasta (containing zinc). For those with more severe symptoms, they should temporarily fast and receive intravenous drips to replenish water and electrolytes. After the diarrhea and vomiting are relieved, you can eat liquid food, such as rice soup, filtered vegetable juice, lotus root powder, etc., but you should avoid milk and soy milk (which can easily produce gas).