1, Apple: Children with fever will have symptoms of loss of appetite and listlessness. In this case, children can eat apples properly. Apples can promote digestion, stimulate appetite and improve appetite.
2. Pumpkin: Pumpkin contains a variety of amino acids and pumpkin polysaccharides needed by human body, and is a non-specific immune enhancer. During fever, children's immunity is poor, so you can eat pumpkin to improve your immune function and speed up the improvement of your condition.
3, rice porridge: children can eat rice porridge in moderation after a fever. Rice porridge can not only replenish carbohydrates and water, which is convenient for gastrointestinal absorption, but also replenish water lost due to fever and sweating, which is conducive to the recovery of diseases.
4. Ibuprofen suspension: Children will have dizziness, vomiting, sneezing, fever and other symptoms after fever. Children should take ibuprofen suspension to relieve it. Ibuprofen suspension itself has anti-inflammatory, antipyretic and analgesic effects, and has a good therapeutic effect on fever and pain in other parts of the body.
5. Milk is rich in protein. Children are weak when they have a fever and are suitable for drinking milk. However, milk is easy to cause lactose intolerance, gas production, abdominal distension and other phenomena in children with indigestion, which also needs attention.
6. Rice soup belongs to carbohydrates, and its water content is relatively high, which is conducive to supplementing water and absorbing nutrients.
7. Mung bean soup is cool, it can clear away heat and detoxify, and relieve summer heat. It is suitable for patients with fever, but mung bean soup may have the function of "antidote" to avoid interaction with drugs.
8. Fresh fruit juice is rich in vitamins and minerals. You can drink watermelon juice in summer, which has the functions of clearing away heat and relieving summer heat, quenching thirst and diuresis. You can drink fresh pear juice in autumn and winter, which has the functions of moistening lung and clearing heart, relieving cough and resolving phlegm, and you can also use fresh orange juice.
If the baby has a bad appetite when he has a fever, don't be reluctant to eat, so as not to feel uncomfortable, but be sure to drink more warm water and pay attention to hydration. If the fever has gone down or you are in the recovery period, you can give your baby some semi-liquid food to increase your physical strength, such as porridge, custard and noodles.