Flaccid fever is also known as septic fever. It is a condition in which the body temperature is persistently above 39 degrees, fluctuates widely, and fluctuates by more than 2 degrees in a 24-hour period, but all above normal levels. So, how should persistent flaccid fever be diagnosed? The following is a brief introduction to the diagnosis: 1. Diagnostic points: ① Any progressive granulomatous ulcerative necrosis occurring in the nose and the middle of the face should be considered first. ②Pathological examination: a chronic non-specific granulomatous lesion, while seeing heterogeneous reticulocytes or nuclear split phase, can diagnose the disease. ③The local damage is severe, but the systemic manifestations are still good. ④Local lymph nodes are usually not enlarged. ⑤ Laboratory tests: low white blood cell count and accelerated erythrocyte sedimentation rate. ⑥Late stage patients often have persistent flaccid fever and progressive wasting and systemic failure.
2, flaccid fever, also known as septic fever, the body temperature is often above 39 ℃, and fluctuates widely, the 24-hour fluctuation range of more than 2 ℃, but are above normal body temperature. Commonly seen in sepsis, rheumatic fever, severe tuberculosis and septic inflammation, etc. In contrast, the temperature of retention fever remains constant at a high level above 39-40°C for several days or weeks, and does not fluctuate more than 1°C within 24 hours. It is common in pneumococcal pneumonia, typhus and typhoid fever hyperthermia.