What temperature is a fever in centigrade?
I've been feeling feverish, and my digital thermometer shows 38°C. I'm not very good with centigrade readings. Can anyone tell me what temperature is a fever in centigrade?
I've been feeling feverish, and my digital thermometer shows 38°C. I'm not very good with centigrade readings. Can anyone tell me what temperature is a fever in centigrade?
Oh, this is good to know, I always get confused between Fahrenheit and Centigrade! So 38°C is the fever mark. What about 37.5°C? Is that considered normal or slightly elevated? Does anyone else get anxious about these small changes?
In centigrade, a fever is generally considered to be 38°C (which is 100.4°F) or higher. For me, with PCOS, my body can sometimes feel warmer, so I always keep a check. It's important to trust your thermometer but also listen to your body and consult a doc if concerned.
It's 38°C. That's the generally accepted temperature for a fever.
It's 38°C. I remember when I had my first fever as an adult, I was so confused by the numbers. But learning it in Centigrade made it clearer. It's valid to feel a bit lost with medical terms, but it's good you're asking!
In Centigrade, 38°C is the fever threshold. Knowing this is practical. If it crosses this, it often means a doctor's visit and maybe blood tests, which can be expensive. So, try to manage it early with rest if it's mild.
For adults, a temperature of 38°C (which is 100.4°F) is generally considered a fever. Keep an eye on it, especially if it keeps rising or if you have other symptoms. Stay hydrated and try to rest.
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