What should I do if my child has a fever after being frightened?

For children, since they have been exposed to very few things, they will be very curious about many things. Driven by curiosity, they will be easily frightened. For example, some children like to tease animals, and end up being scratched and bitten by animals. Not only do they have wounds on their bodies, but they are also seriously frightened. So the question is, what should we do if children have a fever after being frightened?

Being frightened may cause skin fever and sweating due to a short-term increase in basal metabolic rate, but the symptoms will recover soon. Fever in babies is usually caused by bacterial or viral infection. Repeated fever is caused by uncontrolled infection.

Keep warm and avoid cold, pay attention to your diet, eat less spicy, greasy, raw, cold seafood, drink more hot water and eat more vegetables and fruits. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

What food should children eat when they have a fever?

1. Milk

Milk can provide children with a certain amount of protein, and adding an appropriate amount of rice soup can provide some carbohydrates.

2. Rice soup

Rice soup can provide children with carbohydrates, and it has sufficient water content, making it easier for sick children to absorb it through their stomachs. Boil the rice until it is soft and remove the residue to get rice soup.

3. Mung Bean Soup

Mung beans are benign and have the effects of clearing away heat, detoxifying and relieving summer heat.

When children have a fever, they are most likely to dream and talk in their sleep, and they are also most likely to be frightened at this time. If not handled properly, it is common for the illness to become chronic and cause psychological trauma. Therefore, as parents, if we find that our children are frightened when they have a fever, in addition to timely treatment, we also need to provide psychological comfort.