my son has fever. His head, stomach, back and neck are only hot and other parts of his body ie- hands and legs are normal temperature.
He is active and doesn't have cold or cough.
his hands and legs temperature is 98 and whereas other body shows 101 or 100.

Question

my son has fever. His head, stomach, back and neck are only hot and other parts of his body ie- hands and legs are normal temperature. 
He is active and doesn't have cold or cough. 
his hands and legs temperature is 98 and whereas other body shows 101 or 100.

Accepted Answer

Feed your Child at Regular Intervals
During fever, the body needs more of Vitamin A, B, C, Calcium, Sodium and Iron. The diet recommended is a high-calorie, high-protein, low-fat and high-fluid diet. Bone broth or chicken soup with vegetables can be fed to the child. Bone broth has a high content of cartilage which helps in the generation of white blood cells that defend the body against infections.

Make sure your child consumes food that is easily digestible. Feed the child every two hours initially and when the child is better, you may reduce the frequency to once in four hours. Do not force your child to eat. Spicy, fatty and high fibrous foods need to be avoided as they are difficult to digest. Custard, light dal, eggs, baked fish, cereals, boiled vegetables and dry fruits are good meal choices. If you have an infant, strained bananas and mashed potatoes are perfect. Khichdi made of rice and lentils is another good option

my son has fever. His head, stomach, back and neck are only hot and other parts of his body ie- hands and legs are normal temperature. He is active and doesn't have cold or cough. his hands and legs temperature is 98 and whereas other body shows 101 or 100.