What are the symptoms of a baby’s brain being burned out?

The problem of damaging the brain is the biggest worry for people when facing a fever, because fever can seriously affect the health of the brain, causing overload on the brain and easily leading to brain diseases. Especially when children have a high fever, we need to pay special attention, because high fever can affect the baby's brain development. Let's take a look at the symptoms of a baby's brain being damaged. I hope everyone can understand it.

If parents fail to protect their baby's body temperature, causing the temperature to rise or fall and an obvious fever reaction to occur, it may damage the brain's function and cause symptoms of a burned brain. If parents want to prevent it, they need to understand the manifestation types of various symptoms.

If a child has a fever, it will not damage the brain unless there is a problem such as meningitis. That's why the fever occurs. There is no correlation between the two. If it does not exceed 38.5 degrees, it is generally okay and physical cooling can be given. If it exceeds 38.5 degrees, antipyretics are required. If it recurs, you need to go to the hospital for a blood test.

If a baby has a severe fever, it will harm the brain function, such as burning the brain, resulting in reduced brain coordination, affecting thinking ability, developmental delay, and sometimes drooling. Parents should pay more attention to these issues, find appropriate methods to reduce fever, protect the brain's function and the regulation of body temperature center, and avoid the fever symptoms in the brain becoming more and more obvious.

Some babies are prone to catching colds in cold weather, especially when the temperature difference between day and night is very large. In this case, the symptoms of colds and fever will be more obvious. They will have a fever, their brains will develop a little slower than other children, and they will be prone to feeling sluggish. Parents should use relevant care measures in a timely manner to protect their baby's brain function and not let these symptoms affect their baby's health.

If a baby's fever symptoms cannot be controlled for a long time, it may destroy the normal physiological regulation ability. The brain's control function is relatively weak, affecting the recovery of nerves and causing convulsions and other manifestations. Occasionally, cramps and vomiting may occur, as may breathing difficulties, and abnormalities may be found on examination of the head.