My child had a fever up to 103 degrees Fahrenheit for the last two days, and the doctor prescribed Ibuprofen and Aziwok liquid 100. The fever has reduced now, but rashes have appeared in the mouth. What treatment may help my child?
In children, high fever followed by rashes in the mouth may occur with certain viral infections that affect the throat and skin. Ensure the child drinks plenty of fluids and eats soft foods to avoid mouth irritation. Continue the medicines only as advised by the doctor and monitor the child's temperature and comfort. Consult the paediatrician again if the mouth rashes worsen or the child has difficulty eating or drinking.
