What are the hazards of antipyretic injections for children? What are the side effects of antipyretic injections for babies?

Fever is a very common physical illness for children during their growth process, and general fever has many benefits for children. Appropriate fever can effectively improve the child's body resistance and provide physical cooling methods for the child. Antipyretic injections are a method of reducing fever, and antipyretic injections will easily produce antibiotics in the child's body, which will easily affect the child's bone growth.

What are the dangers of giving children a fever-reducing injection?

Children will cry when they see a syringe, mainly because they are afraid of pain. However, the harm of injections to children is not just the physical pain. Children are too young, and injecting drugs into their bodies, especially some western medicines, most of which are composed of hormones, can cause considerable harm. Of course, the best treatment for children's diseases is still physical therapy.

1. Fever can clear out toxins retained in the bones, prompt the body to speed up metabolism and excrete those toxins. But unfortunately, most people don’t understand how to read the body’s signals, especially parents. When they see their children have a fever, they become extremely nervous and immediately send them to the hospital for injections, medicines, or infusions to reduce the fever. Parents think that once their children’s fever subsides, the problem will be solved. In fact, this does not solve the problem. Instead, it artificially interrupts the body’s automatic detoxification process. Of course, when life is in danger, first aid measures should be taken.

2. Fever is a signal that the human immune system is waging war against viruses, bacteria that have invaded the body, or toxins that remain in the body. Because only in a high temperature environment can the invading viruses and bacteria not replicate normally and lose the ability to reproduce in large numbers, so we will not get seriously ill. Having a fever is a good thing in some ways. When you have a fever, it is the best time for the human body to eliminate these invading viruses and bacteria.

Things to note when you have a fever

1. Drink water in time when you have a fever. It's like when the machine is running, water is used to dissipate heat to prevent it from burning out. Similarly, we also need to replenish water to support the body in excreting toxins through fever, so it is necessary to drink some water appropriately.

2. When a child has a fever, if it is only a slight fever, don't rush to reduce his fever. As long as his life is not in danger, let him drink more water and rest more. This is much better than letting him take western medicine or get a fever-reducing injection. When your child has a fever, try to let him drink more water, appropriately hot water (if he does not sweat, you can also use ginger and brown sugar water. Brown sugar is used to replenish physical strength, and ginger is used to induce sweating). After drinking the water and sweating, the body temperature will generally drop. Of course, you can also make some specific methods. You can squeeze some juice. Take some carrots, celery, and cucumbers, mix them together to make juice, or use one of them alone to make juice.

3. At least 1000 ml, or up to 2000 ml is fine, let the child drink it. Supplementing in this way can help and support the immune system to complete detoxification more quickly, and then the fever will automatically subside. This is the correct method.

Fever is a very common thing. In order to eliminate necessary toxins, the body will also make some adjustments. These are some symptoms of fever. Like colds, they do not actually require treatment. Some medicines are also obvious.

Side effects of fever-reducing injections for babies

Side effects of fever-reducing injections for infants

Antipyretic injections generally inhibit the central nervous system to achieve the purpose of reducing fever. The baby's central nervous system is not yet fully developed, and frequent injections will cause irreversible damage to the baby's central nervous system. Generally, when a baby has a fever, physical cooling methods should be used first. Use warm water to wipe the baby's limbs, chest and back, and drink more warm water to help the baby dissipate heat. Only when the body temperature exceeds 38.5℃ should injections be used to reduce fever.

How to reduce fever in children

1. Antipyretics cannot prevent febrile convulsions and should not be used preventively. Therefore, it is not recommended to actively give children antipyretics when their temperature is above 38.5 degrees.

2. The purpose of reducing fever is to improve the child's comfort. When the child's temperature exceeds 38.5 degrees, but he is still in very good spirits and has no symptoms of discomfort, there is no need to use antipyretics; when the child's temperature has not reached 38.5 degrees, but he is in poor spirits and has fatigue, pain and other discomforts, he can be given antipyretics in time; when taking antipyretics does not improve the child's discomfort, you should consider using other drugs. You should not take antipyretics just for the sake of reducing fever.