bronchiolitis is viral and viruses are self-limiting in about a week. a temp of 96 is not medically significant but do take it periodically. be more concerned in how she looks acts and breathes rather than rely on a thermometer to make that decision. sweating is for cooling the body so if your little one is sweating it may have been in response to a fluctuating body temperature. body temperature can change from different times of day and of course not be accurate due to the type of thermometer you are using and your technique. you do not want your baby to "chill" so keep her comfortable in appropriate clothing. assuming that she has been carefully examined recently by her pediatrician just keep in touch with her pediatrician if any of her symptoms worsen or fail to improve. the internet poses some significant limitations when it comes to blindly making patient-specific comments. medical providers rely strongly on the "eye-ball" test. the general appearance of the baby during an examination and unfortunately i can neither see nor examine her.
hi. my daughter is 4 months old. she had bronchiolitus. her temp is 96 she feels cold but is sweating. what should i do?