How to reduce fever in children with cold limbs

The phenomenon of children catching a cold cannot be ignored. Many parents often find that their children have caught a cold in school for no reason. The mothers are very anxious and will take their children to get intravenous drips and take medicine. However, these medicines have a certain impact on the children's body. In the following article, the editor will introduce, what should we do if children have a fever and cold limbs?

Children with a cold usually only need oral medication when the temperature is above 39 degrees. If the temperature is below 39 degrees, physical therapy is usually sufficient. Because the human body has its own immune regulation, body temperature will rise when fighting bacteria and viruses. Pay attention to your body temperature at night. Generally, the fever goes up at night because the human body's immunity is particularly low at night, while the temperature drops during the day.

If a child has a fever, you need to find the cause, but the first thing to do is to reduce the temperature. If the fever is above 39 degrees, first use pediatric antipyretic suppositories (for external use) and apply antipyretic patches on the head (auxiliary). If the fever still cannot be reduced, in order to avoid long-term fever causing more serious diseases, oral antipyretics should be taken.

The second is to get a small injection. Select infusion again.

Please note, please treat in the order of medication, small injections, and large injections, and treat symptomatically. Otherwise, the child will easily develop drug resistance, and the infusion will require long-term infusion, and medication and small injections will not be very effective. Mom, keep this in mind.

Through the above article, mothers should be cautious. We have learned that children have cold limbs when they have a fever. In fact, when a child has a fever, the whole body will be hot. If the limbs are cold, you must go to the hospital for timely observation and treatment. Remember not to use drugs indiscriminately for your child.