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My son 1 month 15 days old has warm body and head since past 3 to 4 days. It Becomes normal also in between. Does is this because of outside heat or any health issues?
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You have to measure the body temperature..if it is not above 100 f its normal.increase his feeding and see to that his urine output is normal...dress him with l7ghter clothes..
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Check the core body temperature using a thermometer. If less than 100.3°F, no need to worry. Avoid putting too much of clothes and sweating too. If possible, keep the temperature around 28°F. Regular bathing should be done.
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Dr. Poonam M Sambhaji
Pediatrician
17 yrs exp
North Goa
Hi.. what is abies temperature?? Did u check?.. it's a good habit to keep a record of temperature of baby....
If its below 99.5 F Don't worry..
Does baby have any other symptoms? Is baby active..
If not do try a direct online consult as visiting a doctor for minor issue is not advisable..
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Its highly possible that due to hit environment babies body will be heated too..
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Dr. Gunjan Baweja
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15 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Hello check the temperature if it's less than 100 deg F then nothing to worry. Its normal since babies sometimes produce heat. Other things make sure that feeding is normal.
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