Descriptive case study shows that aloe vera compresses effectively lower body temperature in children, suggesting a potential non-pharmacological therapy.
Key Points
Aloe vera compresses significantly reduced body temperature from 39℃ to 36.5℃ in children with febrile seizures.
Clinical improvement included the absence of shivering and increased comfort in the patient following treatment.
Data was collected through physical examination, interviews, and direct observation in a descriptive case study approach.
Healthcare providers should consider aloe vera compresses as a non-pharmacological therapy for managing hyperthermia in children.