What should you do if your baby has a fever with dry vomiting?

The baby has had a fever for 3 days. How can we effectively reduce the temperature?

This article provides possible diagnoses and treatment suggestions for a baby who has fallen from the bed and shows signs of head swelling.

What should you do when a baby has a fever for more than 4 days and the temperature remains above 39 degrees?

A two-year-old baby experienced dry vomiting and a slight fever last night, and the parent inquired about the appropriate treatment.

Advice on Handling High Fever in Children and the Scope of Pediatric Surgery

When an 8-month-old baby has a high fever, parents should immediately take the child to see a doctor to determine if the cause is viral or bacterial infection. If it’s viral, antiviral medication can be used; if it’s bacterial, antibiotics should be administered. Additionally, do not rush to reduce the fever but rather find the root cause.

After a baby has a high fever for three days and develops diarrhea and rashes, what could be the situation? How should it be handled?

Physiological jaundice usually appears as a pale yellow color, confined to the face and neck, or may extend to the trunk, with the conjunctiva also becoming yellowish. It usually resolves within 2 to 3 days and the skin returns to normal by the 5th to 6th day. In severe cases, jaundice can affect the entire body, including vomit and cerebrospinal fluid, lasting for more than a week, especially in premature infants who may continue for up to 4 weeks. Their stool remains yellow and there is no bilirubin in the urine. Blue light therapy is recommended and can be effective.

Since young children have weak constitutions and their immune systems are not fully developed, they are susceptible to viral or bacterial infections, leading to symptoms like fever and chicken pox, which in turn can affect their appetite. In such cases, how should parents handle the situation?