What is the appropriate age for using Pediatric Fever-Reducing Suppositories?

Generally, pediatric fever suppositories are suitable for infants and young children over 6 months of age who exhibit symptoms of fever. The detailed explanation is as follows:

For infants and young children over 6 months old, pediatric fever suppositories may be considered when fever symptoms appear, as infants at this age have relatively mature intestinal development, enabling better absorption of the medication contained in the suppositories. However, for infants under 6 months of age, the intestinal system is not yet fully developed, and using pediatric fever suppositories may pose certain risks. Therefore, their use is not recommended. In actual practice, the appropriate age and conditions for using pediatric fever suppositories should be determined according to a physician's advice.

It is also important to maintain good indoor air circulation by regularly opening windows for ventilation, keeping indoor air fresh, and reducing the growth and spread of pathogens, thereby lowering the risk of infectious diseases in infants and young children.