A fever with hot hands and feet is not necessarily a sign of improvement, but it is much better than having cold hands and feet, which means that the temperature of the fever is still rising continuously. When you have fever in your hands and feet, your body temperature does not rise as much as when you have cold hands and feet, so you need to take your temperature. If the temperature is greater than 38.5 degrees, you need to use antipyretic drugs to reduce fever, for example, adults can use antipyretic suppositories or indomethacin suppositories, inserted into the anus to reduce fever treatment. In the case of children, oral ibuprofen suspension can be used to reduce fever, the effect is better. If the temperature of the fever is not particularly high, physical cooling can be used to reduce the fever, for example, warm towels can be used to rub the palms of the hands and feet, and then rub the armpits, groin and neck, which is more helpful to reduce the fever. In addition, you can also put a fever patch on the forehead or neck, which is also more helpful and can make the patient feel more comfortable.