(1) During the rising of children's body temperature, the body surface needs heat. At this time, applying a warm towel on the child's forehead or wiping the body can make the child's body temperature change more moderate. When you have a fever and your body temperature rises, you should do physical cooling, and wipe the parts where large blood vessels are distributed with a warm towel, such as abdominal fossa, armpit and leg fossa.
(2) When the child's body temperature is stable, the fever central medium is released or temporarily stopped. At this time, parents can apply a cold towel or antipyretic sticker to their heads, or wipe the armpit, neck, leg fossa and other parts with large blood vessels with a cold towel. This can help the child to reduce the fever and prevent the child's body temperature from rising again.
In addition to physical methods such as towel wiping, it is also necessary to pay attention to the combination of physical cooling and drugs. If the child has a fever above 38.5℃, it is recommended to prescribe some antipyretics for the child. The simple physical cooling effect is not obvious. At this time, you need to give your child some antipyretics such as ibuprofen. Below 38.5℃, you can use antipyretic stickers to cool down physically, so you need to give your child more warm water to help reduce the fever.