Is it normal for a two month old baby to have a temperature of 373?

We all know that the normal body temperature of a person is about 37 degrees. There are many ways to measure body temperature. Some people will use axillary temperature, and some people will use oral temperature. Different positions will have different corresponding temperatures, and a person's temperature is also different throughout the day. The temperature in the morning is slightly higher than the temperature at noon, and around five o'clock in the afternoon is when the body temperature is the highest. Some mothers measured the baby's temperature at 37 degrees when the baby was two months old. Is this normal?

The body temperature of a two-month-old baby is slightly higher than that of an adult, with the highest temperature between 5 and 7 pm, at 36.0℃~37.4℃. Sometimes you may feel the baby's forehead or palms are hot, and wonder if the baby is wearing too many clothes. Adults are afraid that the child will catch a cold, but they don't know that children are actually more able to resist cold than adults.

The body temperature is slightly higher than that of adults by 1 or 2 degrees, which is related to the body's metabolism. Don't be nervous if your forehead is hot. The temperature of the armpit should be based on the temperature, which is generally maintained at 37.4-36.8! Antipyretics should not be used indiscriminately, and do not rely on self-judgment and think that antibiotics can reduce fever (for bacterial infections, the best treatment should be given under the judgment of a doctor). If the fever is caused by a viral infection, antibiotics are powerless and can only increase the chance of infection and the chance of drug resistance!

If a child has a fever and has caught a cold, you can choose physical cooling. Apply ice packs to the limbs, neck, and areas where the major arteries pass. Do not apply ice packs to the heart, palms, and soles of feet! See a doctor in time and be a responsible parent

Normal body temperature oral measurement method: 5 minutes measurement, normal value is 36.2 to 37.2 degrees. Rectal measurement method: 5 minutes measurement, normal value is 36.5 to 37.7 degrees. Axillary measurement method: 10 minutes measurement, normal value is 36 to 37 degrees (no need to add 0.5 degrees). The following is the judgment standard based on the axillary temperature standard: 37 to 38 degrees is low fever (excluding 38 degrees). 38 to 39 degrees is moderate fever (excluding 39 degrees). 39 to 40 degrees is high fever (excluding 40 degrees). Above 40 degrees is super high fever. Below 35 degrees is no rise in body temperature.

Normal body temperature is 36-37 degrees (armpit).

The normal rectal temperature of children fluctuates between 36.9℃ and 37.5℃. 35~37.5 is normal, and children's body temperature is slightly higher than that of adults.

The body temperature of a two-month-old baby is slightly higher than that of an adult, with the highest temperature between 5 and 7 pm, at 36.0℃~37.4℃. Sometimes you may feel the baby's forehead or palms are hot, and wonder if the baby is wearing too many clothes. Adults are afraid that the child will catch a cold, but they don't know that children are actually more able to resist cold than adults.