How to tear the antipyretic paste?

The principle of antipyretic stickers is the same as that of our commonly used baby warmers, except that one of them radiates excess heat in the baby's body through steam, while baby warmers send heat to our bodies to keep our bodies warm, thus keeping out the cold. Generally, antipyretics are mostly used when children have a fever, but sometimes adults can also use antipyretics. Even when the weather is very hot, people will put antipyretic stickers on their foreheads to reduce the temperature, so as to achieve the effect of cooling down. Then, how to tear off the antipyretic plaster, and can it be reused next time after it is torn off?

How to tear off the antipyretic paste? Generally, an antipyretic patch can last for four to eight hours, and the longest antipyretic patch can last for 10 hour. However, the antipyretic patch is used for physical cooling, but long-term use will make the baby's delicate skin allergic, so when the baby's temperature is below 38 degrees, it can be removed. Be careful not to stick to the baby's eyebrows, especially the eyes. Can be used to sleep, but to prevent the baby from using manual. Antipyretic stickers are mainly used for physical cooling. If the baby continues to have fever or high fever (above 38.5 degrees), he should take antipyretics or go to the hospital in time. When tearing off the antipyretic sticker, grab a small corner and pull it as hard as tearing paper, and you can tear it off.

Can the antipyretic plaster be reused next time? Children's antipyretic paste evaporates the water in the gel and volatilizes the excess heat in the body, thus achieving the effect of lowering the body temperature, allowing children to cool down healthily and safely without damaging the immune function system reaction in children. Can the antipyretic plaster be reused next time?

Generally, antipyretic stickers are eight hours and twelve hours. You can read the instructions. The antipyretic patch is suitable for adjuvant treatment of fever caused by various reasons and emergency physical cooling and antipyretic. Discomfort symptoms such as headache, stuffy nose and irritability are helpful to reduce the damage of fever to brain cells.

Antipyretic patch is a concept that was first introduced to China from Japan. It uses the internationally popular TDDS technology to make water and drugs penetrate into the skin, and then achieve the effect of lowering body temperature through the physical change of water vaporization and heat absorption. It belongs to physical cooling products and is widely used in children's fever, summer cooling and high temperature operation.

When the child's fever does not exceed 38 degrees, medication is not recommended, and antipyretic patches are recommended. When the child's body temperature exceeds 39 degrees, it is necessary to take antipyretics to avoid damage to the baby's head due to excessive temperature. It is suggested that as long as the baby's temperature exceeds 38.5, it is necessary to take antipyretic drugs, because antipyretic stickers are only an auxiliary function, just to make the baby feel less uncomfortable and have no antipyretic effect. You can stick antipyretic stickers all the time and drink plenty of water.