1, fever will burn stupid? Fever is the self-adjustment of the thermoregulatory center to the pyrogen and is not dangerous. Fever itself can cause organ damage in the case of ultra-high fever (body temperature over 41.3°C) and requires prompt medical attention and early treatment. Fortunately, ultra-high fever is very rare and usually occurs in small patients with serious diseases or defects. 2. Does higher fever mean more serious illness? No ! Normally, the temperature cannot be used as the only criterion to determine the severity of the disease. However, attention should be paid to small infants: high fever in children under 6 months of age and fever in even smaller infants such as children under 3 months of age should be taken seriously. 3. What are the benefits of fever reduction? When fever occurs, people will feel hot and dry, lack of energy, can not eat or sleep well. The main purpose of antipyretic is to relieve the discomfort caused by fever, and secondly, to avoid triggering pediatric convulsions as much as possible. 4, it is said that fever is one of the body’s response to inflammation, is it really necessary to reduce fever? When the body temperature rises > 37 ℃, some of the germs will be hit, the body’s immune system can work better. Thus, if the child is still in good condition, the frequency and amount of antipyretics can be appropriately controlled. 5. Do antipyretics work? If it is useful, what is the best choice? Are they safe? Antipyretics are effective in lowering the temperature. The most commonly used are ibuprofen and acetaminophen. Ibuprofen has been observed to be more effective and last longer, but there is little difference between the two in terms of relieving discomfort caused by fever. Both have fewer side effects, so be careful not to overdose (single overdose or too many times) and use the medication as prescribed by your doctor. 6. Can the two antipyretics be used together? Is the effect of using them together better than using them alone? There are two ways to use them: first, to use them together at the same time, which is about the same as using one medicine alone, and is not recommended; second, to use a second antipyretic if the fever is still high after using the antipyretic, or if the fever recurs soon afterward. The second alternate use is often effective. 7, with the use of antipyretics can be avoided spasms? No! Limited studies have shown that antipyretics do not prevent convulsions. In fact, fever-induced convulsions often occur when the body temperature rises rapidly, before it is too late to apply antipyretics, or antipyretics have not been effective. 8, physical cooling useful? How exactly should I dress when I have a fever? Reduce the role of clothing wrapping, blowing cooling is not great; warm water wipe effective, but the duration is relatively short, sometimes caused by children chills and resistance to crying. Parents should try to obtain the cooperation of the little potty and do what they can. Don’t overdress or over-wrap a feverish child. Underdressing will make the child feel uncomfortable and even cause chills that will lead to failure in cooling. Parents can refer to their own clothing and increase or decrease it appropriately for their children.