What are the reasons for a child's persistent fever?

Since young children's bodies are not fully developed, their resistance is particularly low. They will get sick if they are not well cared for. It is common for many young children to have a fever after being sick. We must pay attention to young children with fever, especially for those with persistent fever. We must be more careful. So what are the reasons for persistent fever in young children? Let’s learn more about it through the following introduction.

There are many reasons for a child's fever, which can be roughly divided into the following three categories:

1. External factors: Children's body temperature is affected by the external environment, such as wearing too many clothes when it is hot, drinking too little water, and poor ventilation in the room.

2. Internal factors: illness, cold, tracheitis, sore throat or other diseases.

3. Other factors: such as preventive injections, including measles, cholera, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus and other reactions.

Fever is only one symptom of the disease, not all of it. When it comes to fever, doctors are concerned about the impact and progression of the disease itself, but parents usually only see the appearance of the disease, such as fever, vomiting, and coughing, and become panicked. Little do people know that when doctors treat diseases, the most important thing is to discover the cause of the disease and find a way to completely cure it, rather than simply reducing the fever. So in some cases, the fever symptoms will be allowed to continue to appear in order to find the true underlying cause of the disease.

Through the above introduction, we know the general reasons why young children have a persistent fever. When a young child has a fever, we need to pay close attention to the child's condition and take physical cooling methods. If the child's fever is still severe, we must immediately take the child to the hospital for examination and treatment. .