I took my lo temp earlier rectuly it was 99 9 I gave her Tylenol and she fell asleep for the night. Could this be the begining of teething? I'm a ftm and of course a crazy nervous nelly
yeah, actually that isn't considered a fever (crazy, I know!) after shots DD had a temp of 100.4, and when I looked it up online I found that even that was just a low-grade fever, and it wasn't recommended to even treat because it was just the body fighting something off, and to let it run it's course.
I took my lo temp earlier rectuly it was 99 9 I gave her Tylenol and she fell asleep for the night. Could this be the begining of teething? I'm a ftm and of course a crazy nervous nelly
From experiences with my kids, auxillary or under the arm temps run a degree lower than orally and rectal runs a degree higher than oral so 97.6 auxillary equals 98.6 orally equals 99.6 rectally.
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Like PP said that isn't considered a temp for a rectal reading! After his four month shots Jack's temp was 102.2 rectally and that was a fever. I think it said up to 102 is normal! Your thermometer should have came with a paper that tells you the normal temps for rectal, oral, underarm and ext. I wouldn't worry! The Tylenol should help though. GL!
Re: 16weeks fever of 99 9
yeah, actually that isn't considered a fever (crazy, I know!) after shots DD had a temp of 100.4, and when I looked it up online I found that even that was just a low-grade fever, and it wasn't recommended to even treat because it was just the body fighting something off, and to let it run it's course.
this is the article I read online which I thought had a lot of good info about fevers in babies: https://www.askdrsears.com/topics/parenting/childhood-illnesses/fever
From experiences with my kids, auxillary or under the arm temps run a degree lower than orally and rectal runs a degree higher than oral so 97.6 auxillary equals 98.6 orally equals 99.6 rectally.
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