The doctor issued another prescription to Shelly, saying, "Go and get a blood test. Come back here once the results are available."

"Okay, Doctor. Should we give her the fever-reducing medicine first or take the blood test first?" Shelly asked, still concerned.

"Give her the fever-reducing medicine first. Then proceed with the blood test," the doctor instructed.

"All right, Doctor. My child was fine before. She has never been sick. I don't know why she suddenly got a fever," Shelly said, standing from the chair with her baby in her arms.

"How old is your child?"

"She's six months old."

"That's normal. Newborns carry antibodies from the mother's body until they reach six months, so they generally don't get sick. After six months, you need to take better care of them," the doctor explained.

Realization dawned on Shelly, and she thanked the doctor before leaving the examination room.

Fergus took the fever-reducing medicine and checked its dosage.

"Shelly, go over there and sit do