When His Eyes Opened novel by Simple Silence novel Chapter 2987

Chapter 2987

The doctor issued another order and said to Joanna: “Go get a blood test! Then find me when the results come out.”

“Okay doctor. Should I draw blood first or give the child antipyretics first?” Joanna asked worriedly.

“Give the child antipyretics first. Then go to draw blood.” The doctor explained.

“Okay doctor. My child was fine before. She has never been sick, and I don’t know why she suddenly had a fever.” Joanna stood up from the chair holding the child.

The doctor: “How old is your child?”

Joanna: “Six months.”

“Normal. Before six months, the child has the maternal immunity, so it is generally difficult for the child to become ill before six months. After six months, special attention must be paid to it.” The doctor explained.

Joanna was enlightened, thanked the doctor, and walked out of the consultation room.

Ellis took antipyretics and checked the dosage. He said, “Joanna, you can hold the baby and sit in the chair over there. It will be fine. We also had a fever when we were young. Isn’t it fine now?”

While comforting, Ellis opened the medicine bottle and poured out the corresponding dose of medicine.

Joanna said: “Well. I believed that Gia was healthy and had never been ill. The doctor just informed me that newborns have antibodies from the mother’s body for the first six months, making them resistant to illness. My six-month-old daughter no longer has any antibodies, so she becomes ill. I’m extremely concerned that she will become frequently ill in the future.”

Ellis handed the medicine to Joanna.

Joanna took the medicine and fed it to her daughter: “Be good, baby. After taking the medicine, the fever will subside. Mom knows that you must be suffering now. It’s because Mom didn’t take good care of you. Mom will definitely be more careful in the future.”

Gia smelled the fragrant medicine and drank it obediently.

“Your daughter is really good! What’s her name?” Ellis asked.

Joanna: “Her name is Gia.”

Ellis felt that the name was a bit special, “It sounds nice.”