🌡️ Temperature in newborns
Fever and temperature reactions in newborns (0-3 months)
Symptoms
High fever in newborns
High fever in newborns: Always a cause for concern Any increase in rectal temperature above 38.0°C in a child up to 3 months old is considered a potentially dangerous condition and…
Subfebrile temperature in newborns
Subfebrile temperature in newborns: Normal or problem? Subfebrile temperature is an elevation of body temperature in the range of 37.1°C to 38.0°C. In newborns this condition often…
Fever with Rash in Newborns
Fever with Rash in Newborns: "Red Flag" Combination of fever and rash in a child in the first months of life is always a reason to seek immediate medical attention. Although there …
Fever with seizures in newborns
Fever with seizures in newborns: Always dangerous The occurrence of seizures in a newborn (up to 3 months old), regardless of whether they have a fever, is always an emergency situ…
Recurrent fever in newborns
Recurrent fever in newborns: Searching for infection Recurrent, or periodic, fever is a condition characterized by repeated episodes of high temperature alternating with periods of…
Fever of Unknown Origin in Newborns
Fever of Unknown Origin in Newborns Fever of unknown origin (FUO) — is a clinical situation in which the child has a prolonged fever (usually more than 1-2 weeks), the cause of whi…