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I also had a fever when I had mumps, and I forgot what medicine to take, so you can ask your mom to go to the hospital and ask. When you have mumps, try not to stick a needle, because mumps is also called swollen water, you have to let him swell, don't stick a needle to press it, so it's slower.
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You can use the traditional Chinese medicine Qingdai to adjust water and apply it externally, which can play the role of clearing heat and detoxifying, and the effect is very good.
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For children's fever, my principle is to give the baby more water. Pay attention to whether the ambient temperature is too high. In the hot summer, the temperature is very high, and the baby's ability to regulate its own body temperature is poor, and the heat is not easy to dissipate when the mother holds the baby, so that the body temperature rises.
However, this fever generally does not last too long, and then put the child in a cool place, fan it slightly, give the child some cool fruit juice, or give the child a warm bath, and the body temperature will drop to normal after a few hours. In winter, if the indoor temperature is too high and the baby is wrapped too much, it can also raise the baby's body temperature.
If the fever is above the degree, please immediately ask the doctor to confirm whether it is a viral infection or a bacterial infection, use antiviral drugs (such as: ribavirin) for viral infection, and use antibiotics (such as cephalosporins) for bacterial infection.
Also, I would say not to be superstitious about infusions. The doctor said that if you can take medicine, don't take injections, and don't give infusions if you can take injections, the key is to use the right medicine, not heavy medicine.
Watch for bacterial or viral infections.
The main symptoms and causes are as follows:
A runny nose with a fever – a cold (cold syndrome).
Sore throat – laryngitis, tonsillitis.
Persistent fever of around 39, white eyes with bloodshot and eye feces - swimming pool heat.
Exhaustion while having a high fever in a hot place - heat stroke (sunstroke).
Swollen parotid gland – mumps.
Watery ears and emotional instability – otitis media.
Coughing breathlessly, breathlessly breathing – pneumonia.
Redness of the gums and a lot of saliva – stomatitis.
Vomiting, cramps, bulging anterior fontanelle – meningitis.
Vomiting, cramps, unconsciousness - pneumonia, acute encephalopathy.
Frequent urination, hematuria – a urinary tract infection.
At the same time as the fever, convulsions - hot cramps.
My child had a fever once, yes, and he took the antipyretic medicine, and after a while, it went down, and after a few hours, the fever started again, and so on. I was sent to the hospital and had a blood test, which was a fever caused by virus infection, and one of the characteristics of virus infection is anti-infection.
The doctor did not prescribe antipyretic injections or hanging bottles, but only prescribed 3 injections of antiviral injections, and after 3 days of injection, he did not rise again.
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Keep applying cold compresses and taking some anti-inflammatory drugs at the same time, and it will get better soon.
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There is no mumps, how can you tell that it is mumps, if the fever is more than 38 degrees, be sure to take a drip Complications should not be ignored.
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Let's go to the hospital, this kind of question is also asked? As a child's play?
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Mumps usually requires antiviral**.
Guidance: Mumps** Principles: 1Antiviral**. 2.Lesions are local**.
3.Symptomatic support**. 4.Complications**. 5.Traditional Chinese Medicine**. Principles of medication:1Mumps has no complications and mild systemic symptoms can be mainly treated with traditional Chinese medicine to clear heat and detoxify;
2.For patients with severe systemic symptoms of mumps and obvious headache with high fever and headache, antiviral drugs such as morpholinoguanidine are used.
3.Adrenocorticosteroids such as dexamethasone, cortisone, hydrocortisone, etc. (dosage and course of treatment are determined according to the condition).
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It should be sent to the hospital for diagnostic examination in time, and it can assist in physical cooling**, similar to wiping the forehead, arteries, armpits and other parts with medical alcohol, so that the cooling is also more obvious.
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Don't take medicine, mumps is a 3-6 day process, people who have mumps are not afraid of the heat, if the fever is subsided at this time, people will lose this ability given by nature, and they are prone to heat stroke when the day is hot... But how did your brother get mumps at 15...
I usually got it when I was a child.
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Did you have a blood test? The result? Hypothermia can be done symptomatically, using antipyretics or physical cooling, and be careful of mumps, viral infection.
Reply expert: Deputy Chief Physician Zhang Lei, Peking University Hospital of Stomatology-Maxillofacial Surgery.
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