Children with fever and swollen lymph nodes

Fever is a common disease phenomenon in the human body, but most people will experience swollen lymph nodes when they have a fever. Especially in children, when they have a fever, there is a high probability that they will have swollen lymph nodes. When a child has a fever and swollen lymph nodes, it is considered a very dangerous medical condition in the eyes of parents. So what should you do if your child has swollen lymph nodes due to fever?

If a child shows symptoms of fever, parents should intervene in time. If the child's mental state is not very good, it may be due to viral infection or local inflammation. The child's temperature should be measured regularly. If the temperature exceeds 38.5 degrees, the patient should be treated with antipyretics in time. If a high fever occurs and it causes lymph node enlargement, it is very dangerous, so it should be treated in time to avoid other complications.

Steps/Methods:

1. There are many reasons why children may have a high fever. Some patients may have infectious lesions or non-infectious reasons, which may cause high fever. Swollen lymph nodes may also occur at the same time as a high fever. These phenomena are generally caused by local infection.

2. If children have high fever and swollen lymph nodes, they should be treated with oral medications such as amoxicillin. Cephalosporins can also be used for anti-inflammatory treatment to avoid other complications. Oral Motrin can be used to reduce fever.

3. You should pay attention to proper physical health care, go to the hospital for regular physical examinations, and avoid high fever. If swollen lymph nodes occur, these symptoms may also be caused by inflammatory infection. They can be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs, and the effect is relatively good.

Note:

Children with high fever should drink more warm water to avoid a significant increase in temperature, which will have a certain impact on children's health. Avoid dehydration symptoms. Pay more attention to rest and have a good life routine to effectively relieve symptoms of physical discomfort.