What should I do if a child with type B influenza keeps having recurring fever?
Disease description:
After a child in the family recently contracted influenza B, he or she has been experiencing recurrent fever. What should be done about recurring fever in children with type B influenza?
If a child experiences recurrent fever with a temperature exceeding 38.5°C, it is important to promptly administer antipyretic medications as directed by a physician, such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen. After taking the medication, the child should drink an appropriate amount of warm water to promote drug absorption and help alleviate fever symptoms. Physical cooling methods may also be used in conjunction, such as applying fever-reducing patches or using a warm, damp towel to gently wipe the child's body. If the condition is severe or the fever persists, prompt medical attention is necessary.