Children with fever, cold hands and feet, may be in the rising temperature period, specific treatment is as follows: 1, keep warm and monitor the temperature: if the hands and feet are cold can be properly warm, while monitoring the temperature. Because of poor circulation when fever leads to cold hands and feet, if the measurement of body temperature has been fever, this is generally in the period of rising body temperature, may be a period of time after the rapid rise in body temperature, the emergence of hyperthermia; 2, heat dissipation: If the child’s hands and feet warm after the emergence of hyperthermia, this time to pay attention to heat dissipation, do not wrap again for warmth; 3, the application of antipyretic drugs: the emergence of hyperthermia can be appropriate oral antipyretic drugs for drug cooling, more commonly used The main antipyretic drugs are ibuprofen and acetaminophen, ibuprofen for children over 6 months old and adults, acetaminophen for children over 3 months old and adults. It is best not to cross-use ibuprofen and acetaminophen until you have to, as this may increase the side effects of the drug. If a child has nematodes, ibuprofen is preferred for cooling, and acetaminophen is not recommended for cooling the fever.