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3 month old baby head and back is hot
My 3 month old daughters head(hair area) and her back is hot these days. Stomach, cheeks,forehead, hands and legs have normal temperature. I keep checking her temperature using a thermometer, and she isn't having fever.
I don't see any discomfort in her, she smiles and plays as usual but at times she wiggles a lot during feeds (she is bottle fed).
Earlier whenever I held my baby, her head sweated a lot and was never hot and now a days it never sweats but is hot.
Iam very concerned. Please help
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Dr. Harit Bansal
Pediatrician
17 yrs exp
Sonipat
It's normal don't worry continue vitamin d drops
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Dr. Anil Sharma
Pediatrician
11 yrs exp
Gwalior
In the summer , Head and some area of body, loss body heat, so body temperature maintain. If baby if fine and active than no worry, just ensure adequate fluids intake in summer.
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