Hello. A 15-year-old boy writes to you. I soon had bronchopneumonia. I was admitted to the hospital on April 17 (Wednesday). Yes, the symptoms are clear to me (difficulty breathing, fever, etc.). There is only one thing that worries me. At 25 I was discharged, my breathing is already stable, but the temperature continues. From my first day in the hospital, I can't take her off. Constantly rotates from 36. 7 to 37, 37. 1. Yes the temperature is not who knows how high, but I still have. At least I know that the normal human temperature is 36, 6. Since I caught this bronchopneumonia I am now 36. 8, 36. 9 and rarely 37. My question is is this normal, is this part of the recovery or is it a complication However, I decided to consult with you before consulting my GP. Thank you in advance.
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Temperature up to 37. 2 is normal for humans. If you had a fever, would you be discharged? Go for check-ups with your GP if you are not feeling well and move on with your life. HE IS HEALTHY. Don't look for diseases because that's how many people started with hypochondria, which then takes over their entire existence.
№1 Do not lie to the child if you do not understand! From 36. 8 upwards the temperature is increased! It often happens that a person maintains a slightly elevated temperature for weeks. Is this dangerous? The so-called subfebrile temperature is usually not felt. She is 36. 8-37. 2 degrees, lasts about 2-3 months and is not necessarily a sign of illness. It is characterized by fatigue, tiredness and reduced efficiency. The patient becomes more irritable. The only cure is good sleep, because low-grade fever is often the result of chronic fatigue. It can also be due to stress or strong emotions. Even the growth of teeth can cause a similar temperature. In addition to fatigue, subfebrile fever, however, can be an immune response to a chronic inflammatory process - pulmonary or urological. Unlike high fever, subfebrile is caused by bacteria, and not from a virus. Therefore, experts advise to look for a doctor to determine the cause. Tuberculosis is a typical example of a pulmonary inflammatory process. Long-term fever can also indicate a disease process in the kidneys. Other causes of this type of fever can be meningitis and sinusitis and less commonly the flu.
my temperature is 37 degrees all year round and I don't have any complaints, I don't even remember when I didn't even catch a cold.
Number 1, my mother was discharged with a temperature of 38 degrees, plus she developed anemia in the hospital. At least she had been prescribed medication.
In general, it is not so high. The temperature is best lowered by liquid analgin. Take 2-3 ampoules, just in case. But, if it really continues, consult your personal physician.