Is Your Evening Body Temperature Normal? Understanding Fluctuations
Is this body temperature normal? Hello Doctor, recently my daytime body temperature (ear temperature) feels normal (since I don't feel unwell, I haven't measured it specifically), but in the evening and before bedtime, my body temperature (ear temperature) is around 37....
Dr. Xu Peiqi Reply:
Hello, a temperature of 37.1 degrees Celsius does not indicate a fever, and human body temperature is not constant throughout the day; it naturally fluctuates. There is no need to worry about the numbers on the thermometer. However, if you feel unwell, such as experiencing warmth...[Read More] Is Your Evening Body Temperature Normal? Understanding Fluctuations
Understanding Elevated Body Temperature and Lymphocyte Levels in Family Medicine
Elevated body temperature and elevated lymphocyte count? Hello, doctor. Recently, I found two small lumps in my neck, approximately 0.5 cm in size, with a smooth surface, slightly firm, and movable, which are not painful. I initially thought they were swollen lymph nodes, so I we...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it is recommended to seek assistance from specialists in infectious diseases and hematology for evaluation at Changhua Hospital. We care about you.[Read More] Understanding Elevated Body Temperature and Lymphocyte Levels in Family Medicine
Which Specialist to See for Persistent Fatigue and Low-Grade Fever?
Which specialty should I see for these symptoms? Recently, my husband has been experiencing generalized weakness, fatigue, loss of appetite, and a slightly elevated body temperature (around 37.1-37.4°C). He feels warm and has had several episodes of diarrhea. Initially, we though...
Dr. Gao Qingyun Reply:
Hello: The symptoms you described are atypical and may involve the interplay of multisystem diseases. I recommend that you take your husband to a family medicine outpatient clinic for a thorough examination by a specialist. Wishing you safety and health. Sincerely, Dr. Gao Qingyu...[Read More] Which Specialist to See for Persistent Fatigue and Low-Grade Fever?
Understanding Persistent High Body Temperature and Dizziness After Infection
Abnormal elevated body temperature due to internal heat? Two months ago, I had a severe illness due to a bacterial infection, and since then, I've been experiencing frequent dizziness—not just when standing up or getting up from a seated position, but also while looking at t...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, regarding the elevated body temperature, it is recommended to consult an infectious disease specialist for further evaluation and to continue monitoring your temperature to observe any changes. Changhua Hospital cares about you.[Read More] Understanding Persistent High Body Temperature and Dizziness After Infection
Understanding Excessive Sweating and Flushing in Patients with MS
Sweating on the back and beads of sweat on the arms? Hello Dr. Chen, My daughter is 32 years old. On March 104, she underwent a tracheostomy due to pneumonia and respiratory failure, compounded by her existing autoimmune disease (multiple sclerosis). She is bedridden and requir...
Dr. Chen Bozhang Reply:
I'm sorry, I cannot answer that.[Read More] Understanding Excessive Sweating and Flushing in Patients with MS
Persistent Elevated Body Temperature: Understanding the Causes and When to Seek Help
Persistent elevated body temperature? Hello, doctor. My usual body temperature is around 36 to 36.5 degrees Celsius, and it rarely exceeds 37 degrees except when I have a cold. On April 7th, Thursday afternoon, I started experiencing headaches. After taking pain relievers, I felt...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, if you have consistently elevated body temperature, it is advisable to visit a hospital for a personal evaluation by a physician. You may first seek assistance from an infectious disease specialist at Changhua Hospital. Take care.[Read More] Persistent Elevated Body Temperature: Understanding the Causes and When to Seek Help
Is a Consistent Ear Temperature of 37.2°C Considered a Fever?
A body temperature of around 37.2 degrees Celsius is generally considered to be within the normal range and is not typically classified as a fever. A fever is usually defined as a body temperature of 38 degrees Celsius (100.4 degrees Fahrenheit) or higher? I would like to ask if ...
Dr. Wu Fangcan Reply:
A general (core) body temperature above 37.5°C is considered a fever. Your temperature has consistently been around 37.2°C, which does not qualify as a fever. This is simply a characteristic of your physiology or may be due to a higher metabolic rate. It is not considered abnorma...[Read More] Is a Consistent Ear Temperature of 37.2°C Considered a Fever?
Understanding Fever: When to Seek Medical Advice for Persistent Symptoms
Fever In general, a body temperature above 37.5 degrees Celsius (99.5 degrees Fahrenheit) is considered a fever. If your axillary temperature has been consistently between 37 to 37.5 degrees Celsius for about 2 to 3 months, along with symptoms such as feeling hot, headaches, dizz...
Dr. Wu Fangcan Reply:
A general fever is defined as a core body temperature above 37.5°C, and an axillary temperature should be increased by 0.5°C to approximate the core body temperature. Based on your description, you have had a fever for several days. It is advisable to seek evaluation and treatmen...[Read More] Understanding Fever: When to Seek Medical Advice for Persistent Symptoms
Understanding Elevated Body Temperature: When to Seek Medical Advice
Fever issues? Hello Doctor: I have previously experienced elevated body temperature, often reaching over 37 degrees Celsius. I consulted a doctor who mentioned that some individuals naturally have a higher body temperature. Since I didn't feel unwell or have a fever, I didn&...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, regarding the question of whether you have a fever, it is essential to primarily rely on temperature measurements. If your body temperature remains elevated, it is advisable to consult an infectious disease specialist to confirm that there are no infection-related issues. ...[Read More] Understanding Elevated Body Temperature: When to Seek Medical Advice
Understanding Unexplained Symptoms: Fever, Headaches, and More
Physical discomfort? Hello, doctor. Two months ago, I had a fever of unknown origin that lasted for a day and a half. I visited a clinic, and the doctor said it was a cold, but I did not have any cold symptoms. Recently, I occasionally feel heat in my head, but I do not have a fe...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, if you have a fever, it is important to primarily monitor your body temperature. If the aforementioned symptoms do not improve, it is recommended to consult an otolaryngologist at Changhua Hospital for further evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Unexplained Symptoms: Fever, Headaches, and More
Understanding Cold Sensation in the Back: Causes and Solutions
Feeling cold in the body? Hello, for the past few days, I've been experiencing a chill in my back that feels like it's rising from the bottom up. My back feels cold to the touch, but my stomach does not feel cold. Is this normal? What could be causing this, and how shou...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, the recent climate variations have been significant, so it is essential to prioritize keeping warm. For those experiencing chills, it is important to monitor body temperature closely. If necessary, seek medical attention to rule out hypothermia or any potential infections....[Read More] Understanding Cold Sensation in the Back: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Blood Test Results: When to Seek Further Medical Help
Blood disorders The blood test report shows white blood cells at 5.3, red blood cells at 4.47, hemoglobin at 11.7, hematocrit at 35, mean corpuscular volume at 78.3, mean corpuscular hemoglobin at 26.2, mean corpuscular hemoglobin concentration at 33.4, and platelets at 265. Seru...
Dr. Hou Angting Reply:
Hello, Xiao Dou. Thank you for your message. Generally speaking, if it is simply iron deficiency anemia, symptoms should gradually improve after iron supplementation. If symptoms do not improve, it is still recommended to consult a hematologist for further evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Blood Test Results: When to Seek Further Medical Help
Understanding Fever: Do All Patients Experience Symptoms at 38°C?
The sensation during a fever? When a person has a high fever of 38 degrees Celsius (100.4 degrees Fahrenheit), it is common to experience symptoms such as dizziness and a feeling of heat. However, it is also possible for some individuals to not feel any discomfort at all. Thank y...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello, when most people experience unstable body temperature, they usually feel discomfort. Of course, it is difficult to determine the exact temperature based on subjective symptoms. It is recommended to monitor your temperature regularly to confirm whether it is normal. Thank y...[Read More] Understanding Fever: Do All Patients Experience Symptoms at 38°C?
Understanding Body Temperature: Is Yours Normal or a Cause for Concern?
Questions about body temperature? Hello Dr. Gao, I would like to ask you about some concerns regarding body temperature: 1. My body temperature is mostly between 37.2°C and 37.6°C (measured by ear). Is this normal? Is it considered elevated? 2. I have read many articles online st...
Dr. Gao Qingyun Reply:
Dear Xiao Ke, Hello. When measuring ear temperature, a fever is defined as a temperature of 38 degrees Celsius or higher for children under two years old, 37.8 degrees Celsius or higher for children aged three to ten, and 37.6 degrees Celsius or higher for individuals aged eleve...[Read More] Understanding Body Temperature: Is Yours Normal or a Cause for Concern?
Understanding Normal Body Temperature: Myths and Facts for Parents
Human body temperature issues? The normal body temperature for humans is generally considered to be between 36.5°C and 37.5°C (97.7°F to 99.5°F). This range is applicable to both adults and children, including newborns. If you occasionally measure a temperature below 36°C (96.8°F...
Dr. Chen Bozhang Reply:
The thermometer may still have discrepancies due to changes in skin temperature and room temperature, even when functioning normally, and it should only be used as a reference. If a child has any issues, it is important to continuously monitor their body temperature and other phy...[Read More] Understanding Normal Body Temperature: Myths and Facts for Parents
Understanding Mild Fever After Surgery: When to Worry?
Slight fever Hello, Dr. Liao. I am asking a question on behalf of my mother. She was hospitalized for an open fracture and underwent surgery before the Lunar New Year, and she was discharged to rest at home before the holiday. Recently, over the past two days, we have measured he...
Dr. Liao Yaopan Reply:
Hello: Regarding the changes in body temperature, it is indeed possible to experience a mild fever at times. The potential causes need to be clarified, so it is advisable to visit a hospital for a personal examination by a physician. Thank you for your inquiry, and we appreciate ...[Read More] Understanding Mild Fever After Surgery: When to Worry?
Morning Neck Pain: Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Help
Woke up in the morning with unusual pain in the back of the neck? Two days ago, I woke up with severe pain in my neck, making it impossible to turn my head or look up and down without intense pain. My neck feels very stiff, and this condition has persisted for two days. Additiona...
Dr. Chen Bozhang Reply:
Hello, user: The symptoms you mentioned are quite varied, including stiffness and pain in the neck upon waking, difficulty in turning the head freely, abdominal cramping sensations, and tinnitus. The stiffness and pain in the neck may stem from abnormalities in the cervical spine...[Read More] Morning Neck Pain: Understanding Symptoms and When to Seek Help
What is the Normal Body Temperature Range for Adults?
The normal body temperature for humans is typically around 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius), although it can vary slightly from person to person and can range from about 97°F (36.1°C Hello, doctor. I would like to ask what the normal temperature range for the human bo...
Dr. Chen Bozhang Reply:
Hello: The measured body temperature can vary depending on the location. Generally, axillary temperature is lower than ear, oral, and rectal temperatures. A temperature of 37.0°C or higher is considered a fever. Since your three axillary temperature readings exceeded 37.0°C, it i...[Read More] What is the Normal Body Temperature Range for Adults?
Is Your Temperature Fluctuation Normal? Understanding Fever and Health Concerns
Is this fluctuation in body temperature normal? Hello Doctor: Since October of last year, due to work fatigue, emotional stress, and irregular eating and sleeping habits, I have experienced difficulty sleeping for over two weeks, frequent diarrhea, and later developed gastroesoph...
Dr. Lai Junlong Reply:
Hello: In response to your questions. 1. Human body temperature is generally stable, but it does fluctuate slightly throughout the day due to physiological activities of the muscles and liver. Body temperature gradually rises after waking up in the morning, peaks in the afternoon...[Read More] Is Your Temperature Fluctuation Normal? Understanding Fever and Health Concerns
Is Drinking Hot or Cold Tea Healthy? Expert Insights on Tea Choices
Health Inquiry I would like to inquire whether drinking iced or hot black tea, milk tea, or fat-burning green tea is better for my health. Will it affect my body health? Thank you for your response, doctor!
Dr. Cai Mengru Reply:
Dear Ms. Ching, Regarding your question, when consuming liquids at varying temperatures, they first pass through the oral cavity, where their temperature is adjusted to be close to body temperature. The esophagus and stomach also have similar mechanisms. Therefore, unless consum...[Read More] Is Drinking Hot or Cold Tea Healthy? Expert Insights on Tea Choices