Ways to reduce your child's flu pain

1. Relieves Pain:

During the first two days, which are also the two days when the child is most uncomfortable, antipyretics and analgesics can be taken every 6-8 hours as necessary according to the pediatrician's prescription.

Freezing method:

Chilled juice, soda, ice cubes, etc. help lower body temperature while providing hydration.

Dress lightly:

Your child's clothes should be simple and light so that you can easily help him change his clothes if he feels hot.

Get more rest:

Try to let your child sleep as much as possible and don't wake him up if it is not necessary.

Drink chicken soup:

Chicken soup can help soothe a sore throat and replenish fluids, and studies have also found that chicken soup contains anti-inflammatory substances that can relieve cold and flu symptoms.

To help cool your child down:

If your child feels too hot, place a cool, wet towel on his forehead, and then use another cool towel to wipe his arms and legs from top to bottom to cool him down (massaging from bottom to top will raise his temperature).

Prevent dehydration:

Encourage your child to drink plenty of water, diluted juice, etc.