Tips to take care of your feverish child

Touching your child can give an indication whether your child has fever or not. But to take accurate confirmation, you have to use a thermometer. When temperature is this or above: 37.5°C in the mouth or 38°C at the bottom or 37.2°C under the arm, your child has fever. But actually cold or a viral infection can cause high fever. But this may not be a serious problem. The child may have chills or sweats due to the extra heat. They may have breathing problems, increased heart rate etc. and then you have to call a doctor immediately.