Is body temperature 37.5 normal after chemotherapy

Chemotherapy

may cause some adverse reactions, including the impact on the immune system. This may make the body more susceptible to infection, and mild infection may lead to low fever. Chemotherapy itself in the body metabolism process, may trigger some physiological reactions, resulting in a slight increase in body temperature.

Although 37.5℃ is not considered high fever, but it should not be taken lightly. It is necessary to closely observe the temperature changes. If the temperature continues to rise or other discomfort symptoms, such as chills, cough, sore throat, etc., it may indicate the existence of infection and other abnormal conditions, you should inform the doctor in time for further examination and evaluation to determine the specific cause and take appropriate treatment measures. At the same time, patients should pay attention to rest, maintain adequate water intake, strengthen nutrition, etc., to help the body recover and cope with possible problems. Also pay attention to personal hygiene to reduce the risk of infection. For the temperature of 37.5℃ after chemotherapy, it needs to be judged and handled comprehensively to ensure the safety and effectiveness of treatment.