What does summer fever mean?

Summer low fever is also called summer heat syndrome, which is a special thermal disease for infants. Clinical features are prolonged fever, thirst, polydipsia and polyuria. The onset is closely related to the hot climate. The fever starts in midsummer and lasts for 1~3 months. It is more common in weak children aged 6 months to 3 years. Western medicine calls summer low fever. The symptoms of summer low fever are: First, there are obvious seasonal more commonly seen in the plum rain season, often repeated attacks in summer every year, each attack can be delayed for several months, autumn cool mostly self-relief. More commonly seen in weak body and poor spleen and stomach function. Second, after summer, symptoms see listlessness, fatigue, dizziness prone to lying, slight heat upset, sweating more thirst, loss of appetite, loose stool when thin, thin body weight.