Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Got the vaccination yesterday. Felt feverish last night (37.5°C), this morning (37.3°C). Does this temperature affect the baby? Should I see a doctor for the baby or give medicine? Medical history and effectiveness: None. What kind of help do you expect? \n\nDoes it affect the baby?
Doctor's answer:
Axillary temperature below 37.5°C is normal, 37.5-38°C is acceptable, 38-38.5°C is a high fever, and anything above 38.5°C needs attention. Measure it at intervals to see if there are any changes. You can start by applying a fever patch to the forehead—replace it every 12 hours with two new patches. Then, use physical cooling methods by wiping the baby’s entire body with lukewarm water, especially on heat-conducting areas like the palms and soles. Make sure to drink plenty of fluids, and if the condition doesn’t improve, seek medical attention.