Is it dangerous if a child's body temperature is 36.1°C?

A child's body temperature of 36.1°C is generally not dangerous, but if it persists for a prolonged period and is accompanied by other symptoms, attention should be paid and medical advice should be sought promptly. The specific analysis is as follows:

A child's normal body temperature typically fluctuates between 36.0°C and 37.2°C. Under normal circumstances, if the child shows no other discomfort symptoms—such as loss of appetite or lethargy—a temperature of 36.1°C falls within the normal range and poses no danger.

However, if the child's temperature remains at this level for an extended period and is accompanied by other symptoms such as excessive sleepiness or cold extremities, it may require attention. In such cases, prompt medical consultation is recommended so that a doctor can perform further examinations and diagnosis.

Parents should help their children maintain a healthy lifestyle in daily life, improve dietary habits, ensure regular作息 (sleep-wake cycles), strengthen physical health, and reduce the risk of illness.