What to do if your child has a fever after eating ice cream

Ice cream is a cold food, which is harmful to some extent. Eating too much of it will not only have a certain impact on our body, but may also cause some diseases. For example, children may develop a fever after eating it. This is caused by the ice cream, which can be treated with some simple methods. So what should we do if children develop a fever after eating ice cream?

Babies with bad stomachs who get fever after eating ice cream usually have poor physical constitutions, cannot get cold, and have cold constitutions. Therefore, you should start by strengthening the baby's physical constitution, and try to avoid giving the baby cold foods before the baby's physical constitution recovers.

There is no specific medicine to treat colds. All you can do is lie down in bed and let your body's immune system fight the virus. Getting plenty of rest also allows you to retain the energy you need to recover and may help avoid complications such as bronchitis and pneumonia. Adequate rest and balanced nutrition are the best ways to treat a cold. Generally, the cold will heal in about a week. Things to know when taking antibiotics in a hurry: antibiotics are powerless against viral colds. On the contrary, taking antibiotics whenever you have a headache or fever will only increase the drug resistance of bacteria. When you really need to take antibiotics to treat the disease, you find that you have to take large doses or that it is difficult to find effective antibiotics. Keep the house clean and ventilated. Although you cannot let the wind blow when you have a cold or fever, you cannot close the doors and windows either, otherwise the indoor air will not circulate, which will cause the cold germs to multiply.

35% alcohol wipe bath. Alcohol can dilate blood vessels and take away a lot of heat when it evaporates, which can help cool down infants and young children when they have a fever. Prepare 100 ml of 75% alcohol, add an equal amount of warm water, and keep the temperature at around 27-37 degrees Celsius. Do not let it be too cold, otherwise it will cause muscle contraction, causing the temperature to rise again. When doing alcohol bath, use a small towel to start wiping the baby's neck, then wipe from top to bottom in a patting manner. The armpits, groin, and areas with large arteries and blood vessels on the surface of the body should be wiped until the skin turns slightly red, which will help reduce the temperature. Be careful not to rub the baby's chest, abdomen, and soles of the feet to avoid causing adverse reactions.

Take a warm bath. Taking a bath can help dissipate heat. If your baby is in good spirits when he has a fever, you can give him more baths and adjust the water temperature between 27 and 37 degrees Celsius. Be careful not to give your baby a hot bath, otherwise it will easily cause vasodilation throughout the body, increase oxygen consumption, easily lead to ischemia and hypoxia, and aggravate the condition.

Soak in hot water. Soaking your feet can promote blood circulation and relieve discomfort. Another benefit of soaking your baby's feet when he has a fever is that it can help reduce the temperature. You can use a large basin or a small bucket for foot soaking. Pour 2/3 of the basin with water. The water temperature should be slightly higher than usual, around 40 degrees Celsius, and it should be based on what the baby can adapt to. When soaking the baby's feet, the mother can rub the baby's two little feet, which can not only dilate the blood vessels but also relieve the discomfort caused by fever.