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37 degree underarm normal for 10 month?

2020-05-20 05:33:32
My nephew have 37 degree temperature underarm. Is it normal? He is 10 month old. Having no other problem. We can't go outside due to lockdown. Please suggest.
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37 in the arm-pit is 37.5 from mouth. So it  is high. Observe him.
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the ambient temperature should be between 25-30 degrees
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if symptomatic get your doctor's advice

Answered2020-05-20 12:39:25

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37 Degrees Celsius is a Normal Temperature if taken in mouth under the tongue. Underarm temperature is usually lower by 0.5 to 0.6 degree Celsius. However in summer or heavily clothed children this is discounted. Ideally Mouth or Oral temperature is considered more accurate than underarm. Wait and watch your child...no cause for concern now.

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