A baby’s body temperature of 35 degrees Celsius may not be normal. Diarrhea can lead to dehydration, so it’s advisable to seek immediate medical attention and treatment.

A child’s body temperature being below the normal range after fever reduction may be due to an overdose of fever-reducing medication or a thermometer error. It is important to drink plenty of water, stay warm, and monitor temperature changes. In severe cases, medical attention should be sought.

A baby’s noisy throat during sleep could be a symptom of asthma, often caused by allergies. It’s important to avoid contact with allergens and consider inhaled corticosteroid treatment. In severe cases, additional bronchodilator medication may be needed, along with a light diet and precautions to avoid catching a cold.

Inquire whether a baby’s temperature of 37.4℃ is considered a fever, and how to handle possible feverish conditions.

If a baby’s temperature does not exceed 38.5 degrees Celsius, it is usually not necessary to use fever-reducing medication. If it does, consider using a moderate amount of fever-reducing medication such as Merck.

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Is a Child’s 37.4°C Temperature Considered a Fever?

If a child’s body temperature reaches 37.8 degrees Celsius, should parents be concerned about fever, and how should they handle the situation?

Inquire about whether a child’s persistent sneezing indicates a cold and seek treatment advice.

If a child’s leg has a bruise, it may be due to an external force or possibly related to the blood clotting mechanism. Further blood tests can help determine the cause.