What should I do if my baby has repeated fever and diarrhea?

For infants and young children, any kind of physical discomfort requires vigilance. So what should we do if the baby has repeated fever and diarrhea? A child's fever cannot be ignored. If it is a common cold, it will be fine with daily conditioning. However, after a high fever, it is necessary to reduce the temperature as soon as possible, and regulate the intestines as soon as possible to relieve diarrhea to avoid harm.

Fever is the body's defensive response to disease. Fever in children is a common symptom of many pediatric diseases. Low-grade fever, with body temperature between 37 and 38.5℃, does not cause much harm to the body. For some diseases, it can even help the patient recover. There is no need to use antipyretics, just physical cooling is sufficient. Taking too many antipyretics is not good for the body.

If the fever does not go away, or goes away and then continues to rise again and again, it is undoubtedly the flu, which is a fever caused by a viral infection. In the early stage it is a viral infection, and in the later stage there is a complex infection, that is, a combined bacterial infection. In the early stage, you can take oral antiviral drugs, especially Chinese patent medicines, which are more effective, while Western medicines are less effective. At the same time, symptomatic treatment should be given at the same time to reduce the fever.

Diarrhea in children refers to a gastrointestinal syndrome caused by multiple pathogens and factors, characterized by increased frequency of bowel movements and changes in stool characteristics. Mild diarrhea is mainly characterized by gastrointestinal symptoms, without dehydration and systemic poisoning symptoms. It is mostly caused by dietary and extraintestinal infections. It is recommended that you give your baby Erxieting Granules for a period of time, which can inhibit bacteria, clear heat and dampness, consolidate the intestines and stop diarrhea, regulate intestinal motility and immunity, and can scavenge free radicals and absorb intestinal toxins.

Generally speaking, the early stages of a cold are all viral infections. You can first give your baby some pediatric cold granules and ribavirin granules, and let your baby drink more water. If your baby has coughing up phlegm, give him anti-inflammatory drugs, such as zillin, cefaclor granules, etc. Pay attention to observe your baby. If the condition worsens, it is best to go to the hospital.

Through the above introduction, everyone is clear about what to do if the baby has repeated fever and diarrhea. If you can lower the temperature through daily conditioning methods, you don't need to take medicine. After all, medicine is three-point poison. You should also take good care of your child's daily life, especially pay attention to the correct feeding method, to ensure the child's healthy development and growth.