A 1-year-old’s normal body temperature is around 36°~37°; temperatures below this range may indicate fever.

Discuss whether a baby’s temperature of 37.2 degrees Celsius falls within the fever range and provide relevant medical knowledge

This article provides the criteria for determining if a baby’s temperature of 37.6 degrees Celsius constitutes a fever, along with treatment methods.

A six-year-old child has been frequently having fevers recently. They were hospitalized at a county-level hospital for a week, diagnosed with viral infection with elevated blood counts and slight anemia. They had a fever for three days and then stabilized for four days. A week after discharge, they developed a cough with a fever of 38 degrees. After buying medicine from a traditional Chinese medicine hospital, they discovered the child was having convulsions, with drooping mouth and eyes and vomiting white foam, which lasted for about two minutes before they regained consciousness. The child is currently still hospitalized in a traditional Chinese medicine hospital. Why is the child frequently suffering from throat inflammation and fevers? Is something missing or deficient?

The child had a high fever of 40.6 degrees Celsius on the 26th, with an abnormal white blood cell count detected in the blood test. The doctor advised on intravenous treatment and a follow-up blood routine check.

Patients experience intermittent fever, seeking causes and appropriate treatment suggestions.