Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
The child's body temperature is 35.5 degrees, which is abnormal and below normal. The normal body temperature range is 36-37 degrees. Low body temperature can be caused by long-term exposure to cold environments, physical weakness, anemia, the use of fever-reducing medications, among other reasons. Additionally, patients with cardiovascular diseases may also experience low body temperature. There are generally no medications specifically to raise body temperature, and treatment should primarily focus on addressing the underlying condition and removing the triggering factors. Additionally, the body temperature measured under the armpit should be increased by 0.5 degrees.