Why does a child’s stomach feel hot when he has a fever?

People's understanding of fever is often based on body temperature, that is, when a fever occurs, the body temperature will rise greatly, exceeding the normal range. Generally, people's fever temperature is around 38 degrees, and rarely reaches 40 degrees. If the temperature reaches 40 degrees, you must seize every opportunity to receive treatment, otherwise your life may be in danger. So, why does a child's stomach feel hot when he has a fever?

Fever is a common symptom and is relatively easy to treat. If a child has a hot stomach when he has a fever, it may be a gastrointestinal fever, so he should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time after the stomach is hot. If it is a gastrointestinal fever, it should be controlled with appropriate medication, because gastrointestinal fever may cause gastrointestinal diseases, so controlling the condition well can prevent the occurrence of other diseases.

1. When your stomach is hot, you should take some appropriate measures to reduce fever. You should go to the hospital to get an injection of antibiotics. Antibiotics can have an anti-inflammatory effect and prevent the stomach from getting hotter. You should drink more water. Drinking more water at this time can effectively help reduce fever and can also excrete toxins from the body in time. You should pay attention to your treatment method during the fever and take some anti-inflammatory drugs appropriately. This can have a therapeutic effect and prevent the condition from getting worse.

2. If a child has a stomachache during a fever and it is a gastrointestinal cold, appropriate treatment measures should be taken, and some antidiarrheal drugs should be taken appropriately at this stage, because stomachache may cause diarrhea. In addition, attention should be paid to keeping warm during the fever to prevent irritation to the stomach and intestines. Gastrointestinal fever, if not properly treated, may irritate the patient's internal organs or affect liver function, so timely treatment is helpful to prevent effects on the body.

3. If you have stomach pain during this period, you should also pay attention to your diet. You should have a balanced diet and avoid eating spicy or irritating foods, let alone raw, cold or irritating foods. This will help reduce fever, prevent effects on the stomach and intestines, and improve the health of the digestive system.

Finally, we remind patients that if a child has a hot stomach due to a fever, it may be a gastrointestinal fever. Stomach pain during this period may be a normal fever or a rise in body temperature. Therefore, during the period of stomach pain, you should pay attention to observe the child's symptoms and take some antipyretics appropriately. This will help to reduce the fever in time and prevent other diseases from occurring in the stomach.