Is 37.3℃ a new type of coronary infection?

Body temperature at 37.3℃ belongs to the critical value of fever, take axillary temperature as an example, normal body temperature range is between 36-37.3℃, more than 37.3℃ can be considered fever. Fever is a manifestation of a new coronary infection, but this temperature is not necessarily a new coronary infection, because there are many causes of fever, such as acute upper respiratory tract infection will cause fever, other infections, such as acute gastroenteritis, acute appendicitis or acute urinary system infection, etc. will show fever. Therefore, fever alone does not explain the problem. It is necessary to observe other clinical symptoms, whether there is dry cough, fatigue, epidemiological history, contact with high-incidence areas, epidemic areas, etc. only after comprehensive examination and inquiry can it be determined whether it is a new coronary infection.