Objective:To observe the clinical efficacy of special acupoints massage in treating exogenous fever of children. Methods150 children with exogenous fever were randomly divided into the ibuprofen group,massage group and combination group,50 cases in each group. The ibuprofen group was treated with ibuprofen suspension,the massage group was treated with special acupoints massage,the combination group was treated with ibuprofen suspension and special acupoints massage at the same time,with a course of 4 hours. 5 minutes before treatment,5 minutes and 4 hours after treatment,the temperature change was observed and the scores of clinical symptom and sign were compared.  Results:①During the trial,143 cases completed the test at last and 7 cases fell off,among which 46 cases in the ibuprofen group,52 cases in the massage group and 45 cases in the combination group. ②Comparison of the temperature 5 minutes before and after treatment,the difference in each group was significantly decreased with statistically significant difference(P<0.05). Comparison of the temperature 5 minutes after treatment,the temperature difference between the ibuprofen group and massage group was not statistically significant(P>0.05),but the temperature in the combination group was obviously higher than that in the ibuprofen group and massage group(P<0.05). Comparison of the temperature 5 minutes before and 4 hours after treatment,the temperature in the ibuprofen group appeared obvious rebound(P>0.05),but the temperature in the massage group and combination group showed further downward trend obviously without rebound(P<0.05). Comparison of the temperature 4 hours after treatment,the temperature in the massage group and combination group was obviously lower than that in the ibuprofen group(P<0.05),compared with the combination group,the temperature in the massage group was decreased more significantly(P<0.05). ③Comparison of the scores of clinical symptom and sign 4 hours after treatment,the scores in the massage group were obviously lower than those in the ibuprofen group and combination group(P<0.05),but there were no statistically significant differences on the scores between the ibuprofen group and combination group(P>0.05).  Conclusion: Special acupoints massage show good short-term effects in the treatment of exogenous fever in children,which is not easy to rebound. Special acupoints massage combined with ibuprofen will affect the efficacy,rather than obviously synergistic effects.