March 25, 2016
(GreenMedInfo.com) Often, a fever indicates a reaction by your child’s immune system when fighting infection. Is a fever always a cause for concern, or is it better to let nature run its course?
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If your child has a low fever, do you race to the medicine cabinet and reach for acetaminophen (Tylenol) or another antipyretic (fever medicine) to lower your child’s body temperature as soon as possible? Do you call the pediatrician right away? While this is no doubt a natural reaction from parents concerned about their child’s illness, is your child’s fever always a cause for concern and is the rush to lower it the best option?
Most times, a simple fever is an indication that your child’s immune system is fighting a viral or bacterial infection; it is a sign that the body’s defense system is working the way it is intended to work. Fever is greatly misunderstood and perceived as a symptom always to be feared rather than an ally indicating that our bodies have mounted an inflammatory response to fight an infection.
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