What is a normal temperature for a child?

Body temperature is the normal temperature of a living organism. Your body temperature is generally around 37 degrees. Children's body temperature is generally higher than that of adults. Children's body temperature is generally 36 degrees to 36.9 degrees Celsius in the morning. Some children's body temperature is generally above 37 degrees, mainly in summer. In daily life, a temperature exceeding 37 degrees is considered a fever. The measurement results of body temperature are mainly used to diagnose some diseases.

Body temperature is mainly used for the correct diagnosis of diseases, such as colds or other high-risk diseases. Therefore, testing body temperature has a certain scientific basis and has a certain relatively stable significance. Therefore, body temperature still needs to be carefully observed.

Children's body temperature is slightly higher than that of adults. The average body temperature of children is 36.6℃ in the morning and 36.9℃ in the afternoon. It was found that some children had an axillary temperature above 37℃, especially in summer, accounting for about 50%. After observing a portion of children whose temperatures were above 37°C, no disease was found during long-term follow-up. So anything below 37.5 is normal

A child's body temperature (based on axillary temperature) over 37°C is considered to have a fever. A temperature between 37°C and 38°C is a low fever, 38.1°C to 39°C is a moderate fever, 39.1°C to 40.4°C is a high fever, and above 40.3°C is a very high fever. (Eight essential principles for improving the quality of sex) The temperature regulation center in the brain of a newborn is not yet fully developed, and sometimes the body temperature is higher than 37°C, but below 37.5°C it is still normal. The normal body temperature is 36.5℃-37℃ based on oral temperature. The axillary temperature is 0.5℃ lower than the oral temperature, while the rectal temperature is 0.5℃ higher. For infants and young children, rectal temperature should be measured, while for children, axillary temperature can be measured. The normal axillary temperature should be between 36℃-37℃. The human body temperature is not affected by the air temperature, but the axillary temperature is easily affected by the environment. Axillary temperature has more interference factors, while rectal temperature has the opposite and is the most accurate. When measuring body temperature, the skin must be dry. If the armpits are wet, they should be wiped dry before clamping the thermometer, otherwise the result will be inaccurate. In winter, the temperature can only be accurately measured after at least half an hour after entering the room from outdoors.

The above is the normal range of children’s body temperature. In daily life, a temperature above 37 degrees is considered a fever. The main purpose of measuring body temperature is to diagnose some other diseases. Body temperature can be used to correctly diagnose diseases, such as colds or other high-risk diseases. Therefore, testing body temperature has a certain scientific basis and has a certain relatively stable significance.