A pregnant woman’s body temperature of 36℃ belongs to the normal range.
There is a slight variability between the body temperature of a pregnant woman and that of a non-pregnant state, mainly due to the influence of progesterone in the body during pregnancy, resulting in a rise in basal body temperature between 0.3 and 1℃, which is normal. Adult underarm temperature is generally between 36~37.2, if the pregnant woman’s body temperature is 36℃, it is a normal state, no need to worry too much.
If a pregnant woman’s body temperature is higher than 37.3℃, and there are no special symptoms, it is generally recommended to increase the amount of water, closely monitor the temperature changes and pay attention to rest. However, if the pregnant woman’s body temperature is persistently higher than 37.3 degrees, or even higher, then it belongs to fever, and she needs to consult a doctor in time, and choose the appropriate treatment according to the specific situation, so as not to lead to other serious consequences.
In daily life, it is recommended that women do a good job of keeping warm during pregnancy, and if you find that your body temperature is rising, do not self-medicate, and you need to seek medical attention in a timely manner, so as not to have an adverse effect on the fetus.