In most
adults, a
fever starts at an oral or axillary
temperature of
37.6--C (99.7--F) or a rectal or ear
temperature of 38.1--C (100.6--F). A child has a
fever when his or her rectal
temperature is 38--C (100.4--F) or higher or armpit (axillary)
temperature is 37.6--C (99.7--F) or higher.
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