Can I use white wine to wipe my baby's fever?

When the baby has a fever, most parents use medicine to help reduce the fever, but there are special circumstances. They also choose to wipe their bodies with white wine or warm water. This will also reduce body temperature. Alcohol evaporates easily and can disinfect and remove some bacteria and viruses. However, the alcohol content of pure white wine is too high and needs to be diluted with water to avoid harm to the baby's skin. You should choose suitable white wine.

The alcohol content of white wine is relatively high. If you use white wine to wipe a child's body when he or she has a fever, it will cause greater stimulation to the body, thus aggravating the fever. Therefore, you must not use white wine to wipe the body when a child has a fever. You should know that in the process of wiping the body with alcohol, this physical method of reducing fever mainly requires choosing a type with a lower alcohol content, and it must be diluted with warm water before it can effectively wipe the joints of the body and achieve the effect of reducing fever. Therefore, when choosing the type of alcohol, it is not advisable to choose white wine.

The principle of reducing fever by wiping the body with alcohol is that alcohol effectively stimulates the flow of blood, thereby achieving the effect of heat dissipation. However, simply using white wine will only cause the blood to flow too quickly and cause damage to the body, so when it fails to effectively reduce the fever, it will aggravate the damage to the body. Therefore, when a child has a fever, you should be cautious and choose effective ways to reduce the fever. The body can be restored to normal temperature through reasonable fever reduction, so you don’t have to worry about the damage to the body continuing to worsen.

In short, you should not use white wine to wipe a child with a fever. You should know that the alcohol content of white wine is too high. Once it is used to wipe the joints of the body, it will increase the blood flow rate and affect the body's operating state, and may even fail to achieve the purpose of reducing fever. Therefore, when treating a child's fever, you must use low-content alcohol and dilute it before you can effectively wipe the body.