When your baby is sick, if you do consider using both antipyretics and anti-inflammatory drugs due to your baby’s condition, you need to judge according to your baby’s specific condition and try to space out the two types of drugs for some time before using them. For example, when the fever is high, you can first use emergency antipyretics, and then pay attention to diligently give your baby some warm water and reduce clothing appropriately to promote the smooth stabilization of the body temperature. When the body temperature is close to normal, the function of the gastrointestinal tract will also be relatively stable, then the baby can be given oral anti-inflammatory drugs, so as to reduce the interference between drugs and drugs, so that the drugs can function normally, but also to minimize the use of too many drugs at the same time, and produce adverse effects on the gastrointestinal tract.