Is it good for children to sleep when they have a fever?

The main reason why children have a fever is that their physical condition is poor and their resistance is low. In addition, when children are young, their temperature regulation system is not fully developed, which can also cause fever. Sometimes some children like to sleep after having a fever, and they sleep longer each time. So, is it good or bad for children to love to sleep when they have a fever?

It is normal for children to feel weak and sleepy when they have a cold or fever. Let your child drink more boiled water, pay attention to rest and keep warm, avoid eating spicy, cold, and hard food, and drink some easily digestible millet porridge.

Babies have fever because their central temperature regulation system is immature, and their body resistance is relatively poor, so they are more likely to be infected, so fever is common. There are many reasons why babies have a fever, which can be roughly divided into: 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, such as illness, cold, tracheitis, sore throat or other diseases. 3. Other factors, such as preventive injections, including measles, cholera, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus and other reactions. If a baby has a fever, the doctor's advice should be followed to accurately find out the real cause of the fever and prescribe the right medicine.

Fever is not a disease, it is just a warning sign from the body, telling us that there may be a problem in the body, which may or may not be a disease factor. Why are young children prone to fever? This is mainly because their central temperature regulation system is still immature, and their body resistance is relatively poor, so they are more susceptible to infection, so fever is common. Many physical illnesses can indeed cause fever, such as various viral and bacterial infections and inflammations, tumors and cancers, autoimmune diseases, dehydration, etc. These all require various examinations to be confirmed and require appropriate treatment. Many fevers are caused by non-pathological reasons.