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Mild temperature fluctuations

2025-05-16 11:56:57
My daughter is 19 months old her body temperature is constantly fluctuating between 97.8 to 99.8. She is active eating normally playing but the body temperature is going up and down what to do??? Is anything concerning??? Am not unable to figure out plz help
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Nothing to worry about, use antipyretic if fever >100

Answered2025-05-18 07:26:40

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Fever by itself is not dangerous till a much higher level. If she is active and otherwise ok, there is nothing to worry about. Ignore these fluctuations. They may be due to the weather

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No need to worry

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It's normal nothing to worry.

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Greetings it's normal , till 99.5 F normal

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