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Stomach and back heat
My daughter temperature is normal like 96 or 97.5 but I felt in my hands to touch her body feels hot only in stomach and back remaining body is cool soo is this normal
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It’s normal .
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Greetings It is completely normal for a child's core trunk area to feel noticeably warmer than their extremities because the body naturally prioritizes keeping the core warm. Furthermore, tactile touch is often an inaccurate way to judge a fever, and a true medical fever is only defined by a confirmed thermometer reading of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher. The localized warmth you feel could simply be due to recent physical activity, sleeping positions, or ambient room temperature trapping heat under her clothing. However, you should monitor her closely for other symptoms of illness, such as unusual fussiness, lethargy, poor feeding, or vomiting.
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This is normal.
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This is normal.
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Its normal
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Yes this is normal only
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