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My son is almost three months. what are the normal temps for him and what are the temps for a fever. thanks. iam a new mom.?
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Varies: The normal temperature varies a bit during the day with it's lowest value between 4-6 am & highest about 4 pm.We normally expect the core or rectal temperature of a 3 mo to run 98-100 with levels <97 being low and >100.4 considered high.
Answered 11/1/2012
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