Children have fever and small red spots on their faces

The small red spots on children's faces when they have a fever are caused by small bacteria and virus infections during the fever. You can go to the hospital to check your blood routine and then choose appropriate anti-inflammatory drugs based on the cause of the infection. When the fever is severe and does not subside, you can use Motrin antipyretic drugs and remember to drink more warm water. If the fever is not serious, physical cooling methods can be used for treatment. During a child's fever, it is important to provide careful care for the baby to prevent the condition from getting worse.

What's the matter with the little red spots on the face of the child when he has a fever?

This situation is related to fever. Generally, fever is caused by infections such as bacteria and viruses. You can go to the pediatric department of the hospital to do a routine blood test and other tests to see if it is a bacterial infection or a viral infection. Choose anti-inflammatory drugs and other drug treatments based on the examination. If it is a bacterial infection, you can use cephalosporins and other anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. Viral infection can be treated with ribavirin and other antiviral drugs. If the body temperature is high, you can take antipyretics such as Motrin for treatment, drink plenty of water, and you can also take physical cooling treatment. The appearance of small red spots can also be caused by allergies.

What to do if a child has a persistent fever

1. Reduce clothing and quilts: When your child has a fever, remember not to let him wear too many clothes or cover him with too thick quilts. This traditional method of covering your body with sweat is not conducive to dissipating heat and reducing fever. Instead, it may cause febrile convulsions due to overheating. For many young babies, body temperature can be lowered simply by reducing the amount of clothing and bedding.

2. Drink more water: It helps to sweat and dissipate heat. In addition, water has the function of regulating temperature, which can lower body temperature and replenish the water lost by the body.

3. Cold compress: This method is simple and easy. Apply a cold towel to the forehead. After the towel becomes hot, soak it in cold water and apply it again. For older children, using cold water bags or ice bags may be more effective.

4. Wipe the whole body with warm water or take a bath: Undress the child, rub the whole body with a towel in warm water (about 37°C) or take a bath. This can dilate the blood vessels in the skin and increase heat dissipation; in addition, when water evaporates from the body surface, some heat will also be lost.

How to care for babies with fever in autumn

1. Keep the room ventilated and the temperature moderate. Generally, 18℃-25℃ is the most suitable temperature. In addition, try to reduce indoor noise. A quiet and comfortable environment is most conducive to the baby's recovery.

2. Feed your baby light and easily digestible food, such as porridge, noodles, vegetable puree, etc. In addition, foods rich in vitamins and inorganic salts are also good. When the baby is sick, the nutrition consumption is large and needs to be supplemented in time.

3. Pay attention to your baby's mental state and appetite, and record your baby's temperature changes and food intake every day to avoid physical weakness or even decreased immunity due to insufficient nutrition intake after illness.

4. When your baby has a cold or fever, try not to wake him up in the middle of the night to take antipyretics, unless there are special circumstances, such as fever and cramps, otherwise it will only affect the baby's sleep quality.