What should I do if my child keeps crying due to fever?

Having a baby at home fills many families with joy and happiness, and makes many young fathers and mothers feel the fruit of their love, and a sense of happiness arises naturally. I am busy every day for my children. But we all know that it is not easy to take care of a child and give birth to a healthy baby. It is common for children to have a fever. Some babies always cry when they have a fever. So what should we do if children always cry when they have a fever?

If your baby has a fever at home, in addition to taking the child to a regular children's hospital for treatment, it is actually very important for mothers to master some necessary fever-reducing techniques.

1. Help your baby take off excess clothes. In real life, many people think that if a baby has a fever, it means he has a cold and should wear more clothes. In fact, it is just the opposite. Babies with fever dissipate heat particularly well, and if you wear too many clothes on them it will affect the dissipation of their body temperature. Therefore, it is recommended to let your baby wear less clothes.

2. Be sure to drink enough water. Regardless of whether your baby has a fever or not, you should pay special attention to replenishing your baby with sufficient water. You can add some salt to the water your child drinks to help him replenish electrolytes.

3. Use antipyretics. It is worth mentioning that although antipyretics can help babies reduce fever quickly, it is generally recommended not to use antipyretics for babies unless the child's fever exceeds 35 degrees. At the same time, if you use antipyretics for your baby, it is best to pay attention to the dosage. Remember not to think that the more you take, the better the effect.

4. Master various physical methods of reducing fever. When the baby's body temperature does not reach the level where antipyretics are needed, there is no need to give the baby medicine. At this time, you can choose some physical methods to reduce fever. For example, rubbing the baby's body up and down with a warm towel can help dilate the blood vessels in the skin and also help with heat dissipation. Applying a wet towel to the baby's forehead, wiping the body with alcohol, etc. are relatively good ways to reduce fever.

The above introduces some things that anyone can do when a baby is born. Don't just sit there and wait, don't be anxious, it will not work and is just futile. I hope that all mothers can put what they have learned into practice, so that when such situations occur, their babies can make positive judgments and deal with them calmly, and they will never feel at a loss again.