What should I do if my baby repeatedly develops a fever at night?
Disease description:
The baby is constantly crying and has had a fever for several consecutive days. What should be done if the baby’s fever recurs at night?
Children have relatively weak immune systems and may experience recurrent fevers, which could be caused by bacterial or viral infections. We recommend promptly taking your child to the hospital for a blood test to accurately identify the underlying cause and initiate targeted treatment. Additionally, closely monitor your child’s mood and behavior over the next few days—watch for signs such as lethargy, decreased appetite, or worsening fever. If the child’s temperature remains below 38°C (100.4°F), treatment may include physical cooling methods combined with appropriate medication.