Patient's question:
2-year-old male baby's axillary temperature is between 36.7 and 37.3. Just now after lying down for a while, it was measured at 37.3. Half an hour later, it was 37.1. In the morning, it was measured at 36.7. He has been like this recently. When I touch his head, it feels warm, and it measures 37 to 37.3, usually around 36.7. It keeps fluctuating like this. After taking a nap, the temperature returns to normal. Now it's 37.2. Is this a fever? He just drank 2 cups of water and sweat in bed, with a temperature of 36.2. He didn't sweat when he wasn't covered.Doctor's answer:
I'm happy to assist you. Based on your description of the baby, it is currently not possible to confirm that the baby has a fever, as the highest temperature recorded is 37.3 degrees, and it has not dropped below 37.5 degrees. The human body's temperature fluctuates slightly throughout the day, with lower temperatures in the morning and slightly higher temperatures in the afternoon and evening. It is recommended to give the baby more warm water, enhance care, avoid over-wearing clothes, maintain a light diet, and eat more vegetables and fruits. Pay close attention and observe carefully—if there are symptoms such as coughing, runny nose, nausea, or vomiting, seek medical attention promptly.The above advice is for the question "Axillary temperature of a 2-year-old male baby is 36." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!