I was going to work in August, but as soon as this person gets older, there are many problems everywhere.

At six o'clock in the morning of August 6th, the horse suddenly had a high fever, and the fever reached 39.6 degrees.

The old man was all over at that time, and hurriedly went to the hospital to hang up the emergency department.

I did a blood routine and lung CT, maybe I sweated a little when I ran up and down, and the fever subsided a lot, and it had already retreated to 38.5 degrees when the hospital got off work at half past eleven.

After a simple bite of food, I thought about going home to sleep, and then I got the results in the afternoon, and the result was directly 41 degrees, and my buddy said responsibly, I have never burned to this temperature in my life.

The person saw that he was unconscious, and quickly pulled the hospital to save him again.

Infusion, antipyretic suppositories, and muscle needles are all 39.3 after the injection.

I thought I was going to leave the hospital.

Fortunately, the horse was strong and strong, and it was surviving.

The next two days were a constant fever regression, fever relapse, fever again.

Temperatures hover between thirty-eight and forty.

Until last night, the situation was basically stabilized, and the body temperature stabilized at around 37 degrees.

I will take another day off today, and it is estimated that I will be able to resume normal updates tomorrow.

Or the big chapter of the day.

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