Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
If the thermometer shows that the child's temperature is normal, then it is indeed not a fever. The feeling that the child's head is hot is not accurate. Skin temperature varies from person to person. For example, in winter, some people's hands and feet are very warm, while others' are very cold. Therefore, judging whether the child has a fever based on your own sense of touch is not scientific.