Do not wear too heavy clothing or bundle in thick blankets. Change clothes, blankets, or sheets if they get wet.
Maintain normal room temperature.
Take drugs as instructed by the physician.
Take temperature every four hours.
If axillary temperature is over 38℃, take a warm bath (water temperature 30~34℃) will help reduce body temperature. Dry with towel. Do not rub with towel as it may increase body temperature.
Ice pillows may be used if there is no chills.
Please see a doctor if there is persistent high fever despite appropriate fever medication use, thick yellow sputum, or difficulty breathing.
Return to emergency room as soon as possible if there is persisted high fever with skin rash, conjunctivitis or white spots in the mouth after discharge.