Why does my baby shake his head when he has a fever?

It is common for babies to be weak because they are young and have low resistance. Viral infections are common diseases, and colds and fevers also occur frequently. However, each child's physical condition should be different, and attention should be paid to timely treatment, especially when some children have a high fever that will not subside. But what’s going on when the baby shakes his head when he has a fever?

1. Viral infection

Although it is very common for children to have a fever, parents need to know the causes of their children's fever so that they can provide symptomatic treatment. The reason why many children have fever is probably because they are infected with a virus. This is quite common. Fever often occurs after children catch a cold. It is recommended to give children medication under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Chickenpox

When children are young, they are very likely to get chickenpox and rashes. Whether it is chickenpox or rash, as long as these two conditions occur, it will cause the baby to have a fever. Therefore, when a child has chickenpox, parents must pay attention to it and seek timely treatment. If not treated actively, the child's condition will become more and more serious and the child will have a fever.

3. Baby's food accumulation

Parents should also pay special attention to whether their children have food accumulation. The reason for food accumulation is that they eat too much food at ordinary times, or eat a lot of snacks before meals, and will not eat much at the main meal. In addition, the baby's gastrointestinal function is not yet mature, so it is easy to cause food accumulation, which in turn causes fever.