Patient's question:
Born to 2 months high body temperatureDoctor's answer:
A baby's normal axillary temperature should be between 36℃ and 37℃; only if it exceeds 37.4℃ can it be considered a fever. A baby's temperature can often fluctuate under the influence of various factors. For example, in the evening, a baby's temperature is often slightly higher than in the morning; after eating, crying, or moving, the temperature may temporarily rise; if the baby is overclothed or the room temperature is too high, the temperature may also increase slightly. If the baby has such temporary, small fluctuations in temperature, as long as he is generally in good condition, lively, and shows no other symptoms or signs, it is usually not considered pathological.