Children will definitely get sick, don’t expect them not to get sick, because every person eats grains and will be exposed to many pathogens. Secondly, getting sick is a process, and it will definitely take some time for the pathogens to drain out. Third, don’t get busy as soon as the fever starts, the spirit of the child is very important, the spirit is depressed, no matter what the disease should be checked. If the illness affects the child’s face to a certain extent, pay great attention to it. If alive and well, a little fever does not matter. Myth 1: When you have a cough, you just stop coughing When you have a cough, people often try desperately to use cough medicine, one is not enough to use two, and even many Chinese medicines are prescribed together, which is problematic – because if you try desperately to stop coughing, it is not conducive to the discharge of viruses, bacteria, secretions and necrotic tissues, the cough is stopped, but the dirty things are left in the body. Coughing because there is an external virus, bacteria, etc. invasion, which needs to be expelled in this way, is a manifestation of the disease process and is also beneficial for recovery. Of course, excessive coughing also requires cough suppression. Handy interventions tend to lead to busyness and stress, and can also bring about side effects such as abuse of antibiotics and medications. Myth 2: You need saline when you have a serious cold. In terms of colds, 90% of them are viral infections rather than bacterial infections, and antibiotics have no effect on viral infections. In the actual medical process, some patients will take the initiative to ask the doctor to use intravenous antibiotics (i.e. hanging water). In fact, both intravenous and oral antibiotics can enter the body, but the peak blood concentration will be higher if used intravenously, and will enter the body quickly, while oral will be slower, but both can play a role. Except for special and serious cases, of course. Myth 3, once the fever is on, the fever must be brought down Fever and fever reduction are a contradiction, fever is a normal response to foreign infection and is beneficial to the organism in some cases. Many times we over-handle it, when in fact it is only necessary to reduce the fever properly. The child’s temperature drops after a few days in the hospital, but then the fever returns in a couple of days because many children are infected with new pathogens during the course of their medical visit. Parents may think how their child’s immune function is so low and then start using antibiotics again, which is actually a misconception. Fever can, to some extent, strengthen the resistance and inhibit the reproduction of pathogens. It is a mistake to keep the temperature down and keep changing antibiotics as soon as the fever comes on. Myth 4: Children must go to the hospital if they have a cold. If the temperature is not too high (39℃ or less); if the fever is bad, but the fever is gone, the spirit is good; if the fever is not too long (less than 5 days). No matter what kind of disease you have, if you are in good spirits, there is usually no big problem, but if you are in bad spirits, you need to pay attention. If you have the following conditions, you need to go to the hospital: cough too deep (continuous cough), temperature too high, fever too long, bad spirit.