How should a baby with a fever eat?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Fever refers to an abnormal increase in a baby's body temperature. A mother's hand is not a thermometer and cannot accurately measure the baby's temperature. A baby's normal axillary temperature should be between 36℃ and 37℃; only when it exceeds 37.4℃ can it be considered a fever. However, a baby's temperature can often fluctuate under the influence of certain factors, such as in the evening when the baby's temperature is often higher than in the morning. It is recommended to take the baby to a pediatrician for examination.