How to solve the problem of high fever in three-year-old baby

Both adults and children can have a fever. Fever is not necessarily caused by the baby catching a cold. Sometimes hot weather can also cause the baby to have a fever. A three-year-old child is still very young. Any slight discomfort may lead to bacterial infection, which will then cause fever symptoms. Friends who have children of this age may want to take a look at what methods can be used to reduce children's fever quickly, reduce the baby's physical discomfort caused by fever, and reduce the burden and guilt of parents.

If the child's temperature does not exceed 38.5 degrees, take physical cooling measures. Wipe the child's face, neck, armpits, and back with warm water. If that doesn't work, give the child a warm bath, or wipe the child's body with a 1:10 mixture of alcohol and water. Don't use pure alcohol, as it will cause alcohol poisoning in the baby. You can use alcohol to wipe the baby's palms and soles of the feet. Dress your baby less to ensure heat dissipation.

When a baby has a fever, it is because the immune cells in his body are fighting the virus, which causes the body temperature to rise. If the baby can overcome it, it will greatly improve the baby's own immunity. So there is no need to worry too much if the baby's temperature does not exceed 38.5 degrees. The temperature needs to be lowered when the fever is over 38.5 degrees only because we are afraid that the high fever will cause convulsions and many other adverse reactions in the baby. In fact, fever itself does not cause any major harm to the body.

Well, the above is the method I introduced. You can take a closer look at it. Don’t panic just because your child is sick and don’t know where to start. In fact, there is no big problem if a child has a fever. What parents are worried about is that there are too few children and they don’t know what methods to use to reduce the child’s fever. Parents can often listen to expert lectures or read related books to gain advance understanding, so as to better protect the baby’s body.