What should I do if my fever doesn’t go away after taking the anti-fever injection? Analysis of popular health topics on the Internet in the past 10 days
Recently, discussions about "fever-reducing injections are ineffective" have become increasingly popular on major social platforms and health forums. Many parents and patients reported that their body temperatures remained high even after taking antipyretic injections, causing widespread concern. This article combines the hotspot data of the entire network in the past 10 days to provide you with a structured analysis of the causes and countermeasures.
1. Popularity data of related topics on the entire network in the past 10 days
| platform | Hot search keywords | Number of discussions (10,000) | heat peak |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fever-reducing shots are ineffective | 28.5 | June 15 | |
| Douyin | First aid method for non-reducing fever | 15.2 | June 18 |
| Zhihu | Principle of antipyretic needle | 9.8 | June 12 |
2. Analysis of common reasons why fever does not go away
According to recent interviews with experts from tertiary hospitals, the main reasons include:
| Type | specific reasons | Proportion |
|---|---|---|
| drug factors | Development of resistance/insufficient dosage | 35% |
| disease factors | Combined bacterial infection/atypical pathogens | 42% |
| individual differences | Metabolic abnormalities/immune overreaction | 23% |
3. Response steps recommended by authoritative organizations
The latest fever treatment guidelines issued by the National Health Commission emphasize:
1.Observation period treatment: Body temperature needs to be measured every 30 minutes within 2 hours after injection. If it continues to be ≥38.5℃, a backup plan needs to be activated.
2.physical cooling: It is recommended to use warm water to bathe (key parts: neck/armpit/groin), alcohol wiping is prohibited
3.drug combination: Acetaminophen (4 hours apart) and ibuprofen (6 hours apart) can be used interchangeably
4. Warning symptoms that require immediate medical attention
| Symptoms | Possible risks | Urgency |
|---|---|---|
| Sustained high fever＞40℃ | brain damage risk | ★★★★★ |
| Confusion | central nervous system infection | ★★★★★ |
| Rash with high fever | Drug allergy/scarlet fever | ★★★★ |
5. Special reminder from experts
1.Avoid repeated injections: Use the antipyretic injection no more than 2 times within 24 hours to prevent liver and kidney damage.
2.Cause screening: It is recommended to conduct CRP testing (C-reactive protein) and routine blood tests to clarify the type of infection
3.Special attention for children: When children under 3 years old have febrile convulsions, they should remain in a side-lying position to prevent suffocation.
The "ice cooling method" that has recently been circulated on the Internet has been refuted by many hospitals. The stimulation of low temperature may aggravate the shivering reaction and increase the body temperature. The correct approach is to keep the room temperature at 25-26°C and wear a single layer of breathable cotton clothing.
The data in this article are synthesized from: Healthy China official website, the June technical guide of the Pediatric Branch of the Chinese Medical Association, and the popularity list of Weibo/Douyin/Zhihu platforms (statistical period: June 10-June 20). When encountering a situation where antipyretic injections are ineffective, please stay calm, respond scientifically according to the step-by-step treatment plan, and seek professional medical help in a timely manner if necessary.
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