Is 98.3 a fever for an infant?
My 6-month-old infant's temperature is 98.3. Is this a fever for an infant, or is it still within the normal range that I shouldn't be too worried about?
My 6-month-old infant's temperature is 98.3. Is this a fever for an infant, or is it still within the normal range that I shouldn't be too worried about?
98.3 is totally normal, beta. If the baby looks a bit warm, just wipe them gently with a damp cotton cloth and keep them in a well-ventilated room. No need for any medicines.
No, 98.3 is a normal temperature for an infant. No fever at all.
98.3 is not a fever yaar. Actually, babies run a bit warm compared to adults. Just chill, your baby is perfectly fine.
My mother-in-law says 98.3 is very normal for infants, and our pediatrician also confirmed the same. Just keep the baby comfortable and hydrated.
No fever. Just monitor their feeding and wet diapers. If those are normal, there is absolutely no need to worry or visit a clinic.
98.3 is safe, but it's always good to keep a digital log of baby's daily temperature. Just like I track my thyroid health, keeping patterns helps when you talk to your pediatrician.
My baby sister has 98.3 all the time, it is totally normal. No need to stress about it!
While 98.3 is normal, please don't ignore if the baby is constantly fussy or refusing milk. I once ignored a minor symptom and it became a severe infection. Trust your gut and see a doctor if you feel uneasy.
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