In daily care, in addition to the appropriate use of fever-reducing patches, patients should maintain good indoor ventilation and wear loose, breathable cotton clothing, avoiding overly thick wrapping that could hinder heat dissipation.
Dietary recommendations include light, easily digestible liquid or semi-liquid foods, such as rice water or vegetable porridge, and frequent small sips of warm water to replenish fluids lost through sweating and prevent dehydration. If the body temperature persists above 38.5 degrees Celsius, or is accompanied by other serious symptoms such as lethargy, severe cough, or rash, parents should closely monitor the child's condition and seek medical attention promptly. A professional doctor will determine the cause and develop a treatment plan; do not rely solely on fever-reducing patches, as this could delay proper diagnosis and treatment. Rest and sufficient sleep are also important to help the body's immune system recover and fight the disease.