Symptoms of a child having a fever due to shock

Unlike adults, children's organs are not fully developed and they lack the ability to resist external harm. Many children have experienced fever, and many parents think that fever is mainly caused by a cold. In fact, if a child is frightened in life, it may also cause fever and other phenomena. For the health of children, it is necessary to understand the symptoms of children being frightened and having a fever.

Some children are timid after they are born because they are still children after all. Some children will cry when they are frightened, but some children will get sick after being frightened. So will the baby have a fever when being frightened? This is a question that many mothers want to know. Let’s take a look at whether the baby will have a fever.

Will the baby have a fever if he is frightened?

In daily life, children's fright is an objective fact. When strong external stimulation occurs suddenly, the child's immature central nervous system will suffer temporary dysfunction, resulting in some abnormal mental symptoms. Common causes of fright include: sudden loud noises or other abnormal phenomena, such as human intimidation pranks, lightning and thunder in a storm; sudden blows, such as children being beaten or insulted by their parents after doing something wrong; being accidentally chased or bitten by certain animals, etc. Some cry loudly, and the attack comes and goes suddenly. When a baby is frightened, he or she often refuses to suckle, becomes sleepy, or cries and becomes restless. Older children may even experience visual and auditory hallucinations, which will make some superstitious people suspicious and terrified.

What to do if your child has a fever

If the fever is above 38.5 degrees, please ask a doctor immediately to confirm whether it is a viral infection or a bacterial infection. If it is a viral infection, use antiviral drugs; if it is a bacterial infection, use antibiotics (such as cephalosporins). Do not rush to reduce the fever. The fever is only a symptom and the cause of the disease must be found out. Another thing I want to say is don’t be superstitious about intravenous infusion. The doctor said that if you can take medicine, don’t get an injection, and if you can get an injection, don’t get an infusion. The key is to use the right medicine, not strong medicine.

The above is the answer to the question of whether babies will have a fever if they are frightened. In fact, it is not like that. Babies will not have a fever if they are frightened. Fever may be caused by catching a cold after being frightened. When you are frightened, you sweat and then catch a cold when the cold wind blows. This is when the fever occurs. Mothers just need to pay attention to this aspect.