This is a moment that parents can relate to all too well. Your palm feels warm on your ill child's forehead. The thermometer then verifies what you suspected: they have a fever. However, if you adhere to a few basic guidelines, you can increase their comfort and safety. An infection's defense mechanism is fever. The body of your child is becoming hotter in order to destroy the germs. It usually goes away on its own in three days and is harmless. Your child's fever may drop if you give them acetaminophen. The label will provide the dosage if they are older than two. Find out from your doctor how much to give them if they are younger. If your child is at least six months old, ibuprofen is an additional choice. You have a variety of options for helping them feel better. Maintain a comfortable temperature in their room—neither too hot nor too cold—and apply a cool compress to their head. Give them a light blanket and dress them in one layer of airy clothing. Another way to soothe them is to give them a warm sponge wash. Remember to make sure they consume plenty of fluids.
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