The baby has a high temperature but does not have a fever

Babies are particularly prone to fever when they are young. Various diseases may cause the baby's body temperature to rise, but some babies may have a high body temperature but no fever. This situation is very bad for the baby, so mothers must pay attention to it and take physical cooling methods for the baby. So what's the matter with the baby's high body temperature but no fever?

Normal temperature rise

The baby's body temperature can be easily affected by other factors, so an increase in the baby's body temperature may be normal. This is because the baby's metabolism is relatively active and the central nervous system for regulating body temperature is not fully developed, so the baby is easily affected by factors such as the surrounding environment or exercise. In addition, when the baby performs other physiological activities, such as crying, wearing too many clothes, strenuous exercise, etc., the baby's body temperature will also rise. Therefore, when mothers observe their baby's body temperature, if the baby's temperature is only temporary, do not rush to cool the baby down. Mothers should continue to observe whether there are other abnormal symptoms and then take appropriate measures.

Abnormal symptoms during fever

When a baby has a fever, his body temperature will definitely rise, but it will also be accompanied by other symptoms, such as: pale complexion, rapid breathing, poor appetite, drowsiness, and even vomiting and diarrhea. Parents are the ones who know best about their baby's physical condition. Mom and dad can take their baby's temperature regularly, but it is impossible for them to be with their baby all the time. Therefore, they can use a "children's fever alarm" to monitor their baby's temperature changes anytime and anywhere. Even when the baby is sleeping, mothers don't have to get up at night to take the baby's temperature, which saves effort and gives them peace of mind.

Your baby's body temperature varies at different times of the day.

The baby's body temperature fluctuates very easily. In daily life, whether the baby is exercising, crying, or even when the baby is feeding, the body temperature will rise. Every child has a different physique, so the normal body temperature of each child is also different. Even at different times of the day, the baby's body temperature is not exactly the same. In the afternoon, the baby's body temperature is relatively high, and in the middle of the night and when getting up the next morning, the baby's body temperature is at a relatively low level.

How to measure your baby's temperature correctly

The best way to feel is to touch the baby's belly with your hand. If you use a thermometer to measure, it is best to measure the baby's armpit temperature. Mothers should pay attention to wipe off the sweat before measuring, so that it is most accurate.