The following principles and precautions should be followed when turning on the air conditioner:
Temperature setting: The temperature of the air conditioner should be set within a moderate range, the usual recommended temperature is 24-27°C. Avoid setting the temperature too low to increase the risk of catching a cold or aggravate your symptoms.
Avoid direct blowing: Make sure that the air conditioning wind does not blow directly at the person with a fever, especially for children and young children. Direct wind may cause chills and worsen pre-existing conditions.
Maintain indoor humidity: Consider using a humidifier or placing a basin of water indoors to improve the dry environment caused by air conditioning and prevent symptoms such as respiratory discomfort or dizziness.
Ventilation at regular intervals: Even if you use an air conditioner, you should open the windows regularly for ventilation to keep the indoor air fresh and circulated.
Be aware of individual differences: Whether or not to turn on the air conditioner when a child or infant has a fever depends on the individual situation and specific symptoms. If the room temperature is too high, it may lead to heat stroke, and turning on the air conditioner in moderation can help cool downConversely, if the room temperature is suitable, try to avoid turning on the air conditioner to reduce exposure to colds and new infections.
Special attention should be paid in case of high fever: In the case of a high fever, physical cooling (e.g., turning on the air conditioner) is important. However, care should also be taken to keep warm, especially during the period of rising body temperature, to avoid the indoor temperature being too low.
In summary, it is feasible for patients with fever to cool down with air conditioning, but the above principles need to be adhered to to ensure safety and comfort. At the same time, parents should closely monitor their child's fever and consult a doctor if necessary.