What to do if a child has repeated fever due to pharyngitis

The treatment time for pharyngitis is relatively long. If the treatment is stopped during the treatment, the patient is likely to have a recurring disease, especially children, who are prone to fever when the disease occurs. Pharyngitis is also divided into acute and chronic. Different conditions require different treatment methods. So what should children do if they have repeated fevers due to pharyngitis?

First, what should we do if children have pharyngitis and repeated fever? It is recommended that parents take their children to the doctor immediately. Parents should pay attention to keeping children warm and let them do more outdoor activities to strengthen their physical fitness and improve their resistance to disease. For children with weaker constitutions, drugs that increase immunity, such as Scranton and transfer factor, should be used. Children should also be educated to develop good hygiene habits of going to bed early and getting up early, and avoid contact with influenza patients. Open windows and doors frequently to keep the indoor air fresh.

Second, intravenous infusion is also a method to treat acute pharyngitis, but everyone must go to a regular hospital for treatment. Many people think that if there is no fever, it is a minor illness and can be treated by themselves. For some common diseases in life, such as minor illnesses such as colds and flu, to a certain extent, it is acceptable for patients to take some medications to stabilize their condition or take other scientific measures to relieve symptoms before seeing a professional doctor. However, when it comes to pharyngitis, professionals do not recommend that patients treat it on their own. Especially in the case of chronic pharyngitis, or when pharyngitis is accompanied by other diseases, it is necessary to receive regular treatment. For acute pharyngitis, conventional drug treatment is sufficient. As the disease progresses, each different stage has corresponding appropriate treatment methods. Surgical treatment is not necessarily the best.

What should we do if children have recurrent fever due to pharyngitis? The above is our sharing of medical knowledge on how to deal with children's acute pharyngitis and recurrent fever. I believe everyone has a better understanding of acute pharyngitis medicine. We would like to remind you that many patients with pharyngitis are accustomed to dry coughing and throat clearing. Although this can temporarily relieve the discomfort in the throat, frequent dry coughing and throat clearing can easily damage the vocal cords and is not conducive to the control of the disease.