Children have a fever and fart a lot and smell bad

Many children will feel that they fart a lot and it smells very bad when they have a fever. This is actually a symptom caused by a lot of toxins accumulated in their bodies. At this time, they should expel some of the toxins accumulated in their bodies so that the condition can improve faster. Generally, it is caused by bacterial infection.

1. Continued fever refers to a body temperature that is constantly maintained at a high level of 39-40°C or above for several days or weeks, and the temperature fluctuation range within 24 hours does not exceed 1°C. It is common in lobar pneumonia, typhus and the high fever period of typhoid fever.

2. Remittent fever is also called septicemic fever. The body temperature is often above 39°C, with large fluctuations, exceeding 2°C within 24 hours, but is always above normal levels. Common in sepsis, rheumatic fever, severe pulmonary tuberculosis and suppurative inflammation, etc.

3. Intermittent fever: The body temperature rises suddenly to a peak and lasts for several hours, then quickly drops to normal levels. The afebrile period (intermittent period) can last from 1 day to several days. In this way, high fever and afebrile periods alternate repeatedly. Common in malaria, acute pyelonephritis, etc.

4. Undulant fever: The body temperature gradually rises to 39°C or above, then gradually drops to normal levels after a few days, then gradually rises again after a few days, and repeats this process many times. Common in brucellosis.

5. Recurrent fever: The body temperature rises sharply to 39°C or above, persists for several days and then suddenly drops to normal levels. The high fever period and the fever-free period last for several days and then alternate regularly. It can be seen in Hodgkin's disease, etc.

6. Irregular fever: The temperature curve of fever has no certain regularity, which can be seen in tuberculosis, rheumatic fever, bronchopneumonia, exudative pleurisy, etc.

Different febrile diseases have corresponding fever types, which help in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of the cause of fever. But it must be noted that:

① Due to the widespread use of antibiotics, infections are controlled in a timely manner, or due to the use of antipyretics or glucocorticoids, the characteristic fever patterns of certain diseases may become atypical or irregular;

②The fever type is also related to the strength of the individual's reaction. For example, in the elderly with shock-type pneumonia, they may only have a low fever or no fever, and do not have the typical fever type of pneumonia.