I have been sweating since the fever subsided

Fever is something we all encounter. Generally speaking, if you sweat when you have a fever, it will go away faster. However, some friends found that they continued to sweat after the fever subsided. What is going on? In fact, this is mainly related to the regulation of our body functions and is a normal state. Just make sure you replenish water every day. However, if you sweat for a long time, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

Continuous sweating/fever after the fever subsides is a defensive reaction of the body, which can increase the number of white blood cells, proliferate antibodies, enhance the activity of phagocytes, and enhance the body's resistance to pathogens. At the same time, fever can be used as a diagnostic indicator of disease. However, on the other hand, fever can consume physical energy, cause headaches and insomnia, and lead to dysfunction of various systems, especially the central nervous system. Children are particularly prone to high fever convulsions. Therefore, antipyretics can be used appropriately in certain situations, but they should not be used as soon as fever strikes. It is important to note that excessive sweating may cause a sudden drop in body temperature, leading to collapse. Antipyretic drugs can only treat symptoms. If the cause of the disease has not been eliminated and the body temperature rises again after stopping the drug, the cause must be identified and treated. Drug-induced fever: Antipyretics can inhibit the synthesis and release of prostaglandins in the anterior hypothalamic neurons, thereby restoring the normal responsiveness of the thermosensitive neurons and the cold-sensitive neurons, and returning the body temperature to normal.

Physical cooling: use physical methods to dissipate heat as quickly as possible. ⑴ Ice pack therapy: Place ice packs on the armpits, thigh roots, other large blood vessels and forehead. ⑵ Ice blanket and ice cap: The ice blanket is placed under the body and the ice cap is wrapped around the head. ⑶Cold saline enema or cold saline infusion. (4) Apply a fever-reducing patch. (5) Soak a towel in water at about 35°C, take it out and wring out the water, and change the calf application every 10 to 15 minutes. However, be careful: if the child does not adapt, shivers, has a gray face, or cold extremities, the application should be stopped immediately.

Sweating after fever subsides

Pay attention to sweating after fever subsides: 1. Long-term use of simple antipyretic drugs will not do you any good. Treating the disease that causes the fever is the fundamental solution. 2. Drink more water, eat more fruits or drink fruit juice (not the ones bought in the market, but real fruit juice) 3. Get enough rest. At this time, exercise will be a great burden on your body. 4. If you sweat a lot, it is best to go to the hospital for an electrolyte test, because a large amount of water and electrolytes will be discharged when sweating, and some people will have electrolyte disorders. 5. People with fever are in a state of high metabolism, so it is necessary to supplement enough calories and nutrition. No matter how much you don't want to eat, you have to eat something.