The body temperature should be between 36-37.3°C, and this is measured under the armpits. If it is lower than 36°C or more than 37.3°C, it is an abnormal condition. A temperature of 35.2°C is usually abnormal if it is measured correctly. How can I measure my body temperature correctly? Specifically as follows: 1, in the measurement of temperature before the armpit should be towel or paper towel will be fully wiped clean of sweat, so as not to take away heat due to evaporation of sweat, affecting the thermometer’s readings. 2, the thermometer and the armpit should be in contact with the time should be no shorter than 10 minutes, so that the body’s heat and the thermometer to fully exchange, and ultimately the readings are accurate, reflecting the overall internal temperature of a value. 3, repeated multiple measurements of temperature to take the average. 4, repeated multiple measurements of body temperature to take the average. 5, repeated multiple measurements of body temperature to take the average. 6, repeated repeated multiple measurements of body temperature to take the average. If the body temperature is taken several times and the average value is taken, then the temperature is relatively accurate. If these three have done, the body temperature is still 35.2 ℃, this situation should be a pathological state, go to the hospital endocrine or infectious diseases.