If a child’s fever does not subside with medication, the following methods can be used to deal with it. If the child’s infection is so severe that the strength of the oral medication is weak and cannot effectively control the infection, the child can be given intravenous fluids, such as intravenous cephalosporin if the oral cephalosporin is ineffective. Secondly, children should be treated with acupuncture by puncturing the acupuncture point of the large vertebrae and the tip of the ear, which can have a significant effect on reducing fever after blood is released from these two areas. In addition, children should drink more warm water to hydrate.