What to do if your baby has a low temperature after the fever subsides

There is probably no baby in the world that does not mean a lot to the family. All animals and plants in the world have the instinct to reproduce, and reproduction is a very important matter for a family. No matter whether they are poor or rich, they hope to have many family members and descendants to carry forward their own traditions. Therefore, people are extremely serious about their children. If anything happens to the baby in the family, it will be very urgent. What should I do if my baby’s temperature is low after the fever subsides? In this case, we will look at the following methods:

Taking a bath can help dissipate heat. If your baby is in good spirits when he has a fever, you can give him more baths and adjust the water temperature between 27 and 37 degrees Celsius. Be careful not to give your baby a hot bath, otherwise it will easily cause vasodilation throughout the body, increase oxygen consumption, easily lead to ischemia and hypoxia, and aggravate the condition. Soaking your feet in hot water can promote blood circulation and relieve discomfort. Another benefit of soaking your baby's feet when he has a fever is that it can help reduce the temperature. You can use a large basin or a small bucket for foot soaking. Pour 2/3 of the basin with water. The water temperature should be slightly higher than usual, around 40 degrees Celsius, and it should be based on what the baby can adapt to. When soaking the baby's feet, the mother can rub the baby's two little feet, which can not only dilate the blood vessels but also relieve the discomfort caused by fever. You can go to the store to buy chemical ice packs, put them in the refrigerator when using, take them out after they turn from gel to solid, wrap them in a towel and apply them to the top of the baby's head, forehead, neck, armpits, groin, etc., and they can be used repeatedly. You can also make your own ice packs at home: fill a disposable medical silicone glove with water, tie a knot, and place it in the freezer. Freeze it into a solid state before using. If you feel the ice is too cold, you can take out the ice bag when it is half ice and half water, wrap it in a towel and apply cold compress to your baby.

What should you do if your baby's temperature is low after the fever subsides? Don't panic. Let your child drink more hot boiled water and wear more clothes to keep warm. Then observe your child for rashes or other abnormal reactions. If you measure your temperature again within two hours, you can rest assured if the temperature has risen. If it still does not rise, go to the hospital. If the baby's infection is serious, it is usually manifested as high fever or no increase in body temperature. If the weight does not increase, it may be that the infection is very serious, or septic shock may have occurred. The situation is serious, so go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.