The temperature of human body is relatively constant. Normal people's body temperature fluctuates slightly within 24 hours, and generally the difference is not more than 65438 0 degrees. Physiologically, the body shape is slightly lower in the morning and slightly higher in the afternoon. After exercise, after eating, before menstruation or before pregnancy, the body temperature of women is slightly higher, while that of the elderly is lower. If the body temperature is higher than normal, it is called fever, 37.5 ~ 38 degrees is low fever, 38 ~ 39 degrees is moderate fever, 39 ~ 40 degrees is high fever, and above 40 degrees is ultra-high fever. Human body temperature stage
Constant maintenance is one of the important conditions for maintaining normal human life activities. For example, when the body temperature is higher than 4 1 degree or lower than 25 degrees, it will seriously affect the functional activities of various systems (especially the nervous system) and even endanger life. Biomass thermogenesis
Moreover, many diseases will cause problems in the normal regulation of body temperature, which will lead to an increase in body temperature.
Change. It is of great significance to check the patient's temperature and observe its changes in clinic for diagnosing diseases or judging the prognosis of some diseases.
The child's body temperature is low and his brain turns slowly.
Out of concern for children's health, not long ago, Keiko Kimura, a former professor at Keio University in Japan, analyzed the temperature measurement reports of fourth-grade students in Tokyo from 1970s to 1990s, and found that the proportion of children with hypothermia increased sharply in the past two decades. In this regard, researchers at Hokkaido University School of Medicine also warned that if hypothermia continues like this, it will affect the physical and mental health of a whole generation.
The child's body temperature is low and his immunity is reduced.
According to Professor Kimura's statistics, in the 1970s, 1.5% of children woke up with a body temperature below 36℃, which rose to 3.3% in the 1980s and 9.3% in the 1990s. Except when getting up, the average body temperature of children before going to bed is also low, especially for girls.
Experts believe that hypothermia is mostly related to the degradation of autonomic nervous function that regulates natural body temperature. Once the function of autonomic nerve is disturbed, blood circulation will deteriorate, leading to decreased immunity and easy infection of various diseases. In addition, children with hypothermia are more likely to have cold limbs, sore shoulders and low back pain. More seriously, hypothermia reduces children's activity ability and thinking ability, which may lead to an increase in children's crimes and abnormal behaviors.
Less exercise leads to insufficient heat production.
Professor Kimura believes that hypothermia is related to the reduction of children's exercise. In the past, students not only played sports at school, but also played outdoors when they got home. But now, there are fewer and fewer places where children can jump and run freely. In the past, children were often seen playing football, badminton and games outdoors, but now they mostly play games at home. The decrease of exercise makes the child's muscle mass decrease, which leads to insufficient heat production and lower body temperature.
In addition, the extensive use of air conditioners also degrades the thermoregulation function of autonomic nerves. Before there was no air conditioning, students shivered in winter and sweated in summer. Although this makes people feel uncomfortable, it allows autonomic nerves to be exercised in the process of regulating body temperature. Now that living conditions are good, air conditioning makes children lose the opportunity to experience the four seasons with their bodies, and this function of autonomic nerves has become "useless".
90% Finnish children love sports.
Compared with the general decrease of Japanese children's body temperature, Finnish children show strong physique. A survey jointly released by the Finnish Olympic Committee and the Finnish Sports Federation in May 1 1 shows that more than 90% children and teenagers in Finland are engaged in physical exercise. This is why most Finns look very strong and light.
In Finland, where winter lasts for half a year, skiing is the first sport that most children come into contact with. Often when they are only over two years old, they are put on skis by their parents to learn this traditional sport. When spring comes, adults will encourage children to take part in outdoor sports such as tug-of-war, high jump and long jump. In summer, Finland, known as the "country of thousands of lakes", provides the best natural swimming pool for children.
In addition, modern sports such as football, ice hockey and cycling are also very popular in Finland today. According to statistics, in Finland, nearly half of children and adolescents aged 3- 18 have participated in various sports clubs, while among boys aged 1 1 or 12, the proportion can reach 2/3. A parent told reporters that they encourage their children to participate in sports, not because they want their children to become champions in sports, but because these activities can make their children healthier and happier.
Therefore, many medical experts in Japan also suggest that from now on, we should ensure that children have enough exercise and try our best to create a living environment without air conditioning, so as to effectively control the increasing trend of hypothermia children year by year. ▲
Life Times (version 14, May 23, 2006)
The body temperature of the elderly continues to be lower than 35℃, which is medically called "hypothermia of the elderly". Old people are prone to this disease because their body functions are aging and their heat production is reduced. The body function that can detect the temperature drop loses its sensitivity. In contact with cold, skin blood vessels are slow to respond, can't contract well, and lose more heat, so they can't keep their body temperature at a certain level. It usually takes several days for the elderly to develop hypothermia in winter. When the body temperature of the elderly drops to 35℃ and 36℃, they can generally complain of cold, but they have symptoms of drowsiness and listlessness. If the body temperature is lower than 35℃, there may be a disturbance of consciousness. At this time, the skin of the elderly is often pale and cold to the touch. Sometimes there may be purpura or blisters, facial swelling and muscle stiffness. There are few chills, and breathing and heart rate will slow down. If measures are not taken in time, it will develop into cardiac arrest.
To prevent "hypothermia in the elderly", we must first pay attention to keeping warm. The room temperature of the elderly should be kept at around 20℃. Do some warm-keeping measures in bed when sleeping, such as using electric blankets and hot water bottles. Secondly, we should take part in more activities, such as walking, playing Tai Ji Chuan, doing radio exercises, planting flowers, raising birds and so on. Third, the elderly should eat more high-calorie food in winter, but should not drink more. If the body temperature can't rise all the time, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.
Hypothermia is common. Anemia is very common.
Kidney deficiency is a comprehensive concept of mental fatigue, dizziness, tinnitus, amnesia, alopecia, backache, nocturnal emission, impotence, male infertility, female infertility, menopausal syndrome and other diseases. The causes of kidney deficiency can be summarized in two aspects: one is congenital deficiency, and the other is body temperature caused by acquired factors, which refers to the internal temperature of the body. The armpit temperature of normal people is 30-37 degrees, the oral temperature is 0.2-0.4 degrees higher than the armpit temperature, and the rectal temperature is 0.3-0.5 degrees higher than the oral temperature.
The temperature of human body is relatively constant. Normal people's body temperature fluctuates slightly within 24 hours, and generally the difference is not more than 65438 0 degrees. Physiologically, the body shape is slightly lower in the morning and slightly higher in the afternoon. After exercise, after eating, before menstruation or before pregnancy, the body temperature of women is slightly higher, while that of the elderly is lower. If the body temperature is higher than normal, it is called fever, 37.5 ~ 38 degrees is low fever, 38 ~ 39 degrees is moderate fever, 39 ~ 40 degrees is high fever, and above 40 degrees is ultra-high fever. Human body temperature stage
Constant maintenance is one of the important conditions for maintaining normal human life activities. For example, when the body temperature is higher than 4 1 degree or lower than 25 degrees, it will seriously affect the functional activities of various systems (especially the nervous system) and even endanger life. Biomass thermogenesis
Moreover, many diseases will cause problems in the normal regulation of body temperature, which will lead to an increase in body temperature.
Change. It is of great significance to check the patient's temperature and observe its changes in clinic for diagnosing diseases or judging the prognosis of some diseases.
The child's body temperature is low and his brain turns slowly.
Out of concern for children's health, not long ago, Keiko Kimura, a former professor at Keio University in Japan, analyzed the temperature measurement reports of fourth-grade students in Tokyo from 1970s to 1990s, and found that the proportion of children with hypothermia increased sharply in the past two decades. In this regard, researchers at Hokkaido University School of Medicine also warned that if hypothermia continues like this, it will affect the physical and mental health of a whole generation.
The child's body temperature is low and his immunity is reduced.
According to Professor Kimura's statistics, in the 1970s, 1.5% of children woke up with a body temperature below 36℃, which rose to 3.3% in the 1980s and 9.3% in the 1990s. Except when getting up, the average body temperature of children before going to bed is also low, especially for girls.
Experts believe that hypothermia is mostly related to the degradation of autonomic nervous function that regulates natural body temperature. Once the function of autonomic nerve is disturbed, blood circulation will deteriorate, leading to decreased immunity and easy infection of various diseases. In addition, children with hypothermia are more likely to have cold limbs, sore shoulders and low back pain. More seriously, hypothermia reduces children's activity ability and thinking ability, which may lead to an increase in children's crimes and abnormal behaviors.
Less exercise leads to insufficient heat production.
Professor Kimura believes that hypothermia is related to the reduction of children's exercise. In the past, students not only played sports at school, but also played outdoors when they got home. But now, there are fewer and fewer places where children can jump and run freely. In the past, children were often seen playing football, badminton and games outdoors, but now they mostly play games at home. The decrease of exercise makes the child's muscle mass decrease, which leads to insufficient heat production and lower body temperature.
In addition, the extensive use of air conditioners also degrades the thermoregulation function of autonomic nerves. Before there was no air conditioning, students shivered in winter and sweated in summer. Although this makes people feel uncomfortable, it allows autonomic nerves to be exercised in the process of regulating body temperature. Now that living conditions are good, air conditioning makes children lose the opportunity to experience the four seasons with their bodies, and this function of autonomic nerves has become "useless".
90% Finnish children love sports.
Compared with the general decrease of Japanese children's body temperature, Finnish children show strong physique. A survey jointly released by the Finnish Olympic Committee and the Finnish Sports Federation in May 1 1 shows that more than 90% children and teenagers in Finland are engaged in physical exercise. This is why most Finns look very strong and light.
In Finland, where winter lasts for half a year, skiing is the first sport that most children come into contact with. Often when they are only over two years old, they are put on skis by their parents to learn this traditional sport. When spring comes, adults will encourage children to take part in outdoor sports such as tug-of-war, high jump and long jump. In summer, Finland, known as the "country of thousands of lakes", provides the best natural swimming pool for children.
In addition, modern sports such as football, ice hockey and cycling are also very popular in Finland today. According to statistics, in Finland, nearly half of children and adolescents aged 3- 18 have participated in various sports clubs, while among boys aged 1 1 or 12, the proportion can reach 2/3. A parent told reporters that they encourage their children to participate in sports, not because they want their children to become champions in sports, but because these activities can make their children healthier and happier.
Therefore, many medical experts in Japan also suggest that from now on, we should ensure that children have enough exercise and try our best to create a living environment without air conditioning, so as to effectively control the increasing trend of hypothermia children year by year. ▲
Life Times (version 14, May 23, 2006)
The body temperature of the elderly continues to be lower than 35℃, which is medically called "hypothermia of the elderly". Old people are prone to this disease because their body functions are aging and their heat production is reduced. The body function that can detect the temperature drop loses its sensitivity. In contact with cold, skin blood vessels are slow to respond, can't contract well, and lose more heat, so they can't keep their body temperature at a certain level. It usually takes several days for the elderly to develop hypothermia in winter. When the body temperature of the elderly drops to 35℃ and 36℃, they can generally complain of cold, but they have symptoms of drowsiness and listlessness. If the body temperature is lower than 35℃, there may be a disturbance of consciousness. At this time, the skin of the elderly is often pale and cold to the touch. Sometimes there may be purpura or blisters, facial swelling and muscle stiffness. There are few chills, and breathing and heart rate will slow down. If measures are not taken in time, it will develop into cardiac arrest.
To prevent "hypothermia in the elderly", we must first pay attention to keeping warm. The room temperature of the elderly should be kept at around 20℃. Do some warm-keeping measures in bed when sleeping, such as using electric blankets and hot water bottles. Secondly, we should take part in more activities, such as walking, playing Tai Ji Chuan, doing radio exercises, planting flowers, raising birds and so on. Third, the elderly should eat more high-calorie food in winter, but should not drink more. If the body temperature can't rise all the time, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.
Hypothermia is common. Anemia is very common.
Kidney deficiency is a comprehensive concept of mental fatigue, dizziness, tinnitus, amnesia, alopecia, backache, nocturnal emission, impotence, male infertility, female infertility, menopausal syndrome and other diseases. The causes of kidney deficiency can be summarized in two aspects: one is congenital deficiency, and the other is body temperature caused by acquired factors, which refers to the internal temperature of the body. The armpit temperature of normal people is 30-37 degrees, the oral temperature is 0.2-0.4 degrees higher than the armpit temperature, and the rectal temperature is 0.3-0.5 degrees higher than the oral temperature.
The temperature of human body is relatively constant. Normal people's body temperature fluctuates slightly within 24 hours, and generally the difference is not more than 65438 0 degrees. Physiologically, the body shape is slightly lower in the morning and slightly higher in the afternoon. After exercise, after eating, before menstruation or before pregnancy, the body temperature of women is slightly higher, while that of the elderly is lower. If the body temperature is higher than normal, it is called fever, 37.5 ~ 38 degrees is low fever, 38 ~ 39 degrees is moderate fever, 39 ~ 40 degrees is high fever, and above 40 degrees is ultra-high fever. Human body temperature stage
Constant maintenance is one of the important conditions for maintaining normal human life activities. For example, when the body temperature is higher than 4 1 degree or lower than 25 degrees, it will seriously affect the functional activities of various systems (especially the nervous system) and even endanger life. Biomass thermogenesis
Moreover, many diseases will cause problems in the normal regulation of body temperature, which will lead to an increase in body temperature.
Change. It is of great significance to check the patient's temperature and observe its changes in clinic for diagnosing diseases or judging the prognosis of some diseases.
The child's body temperature is low and his brain turns slowly.
Out of concern for children's health, not long ago, Keiko Kimura, a former professor at Keio University in Japan, analyzed the temperature measurement reports of fourth-grade students in Tokyo from 1970s to 1990s, and found that the proportion of children with hypothermia increased sharply in the past two decades. In this regard, researchers at Hokkaido University School of Medicine also warned that if hypothermia continues like this, it will affect the physical and mental health of a whole generation.
The child's body temperature is low and his immunity is reduced.
According to Professor Kimura's statistics, in the 1970s, 1.5% of children woke up with a body temperature below 36℃, which rose to 3.3% in the 1980s and 9.3% in the 1990s. Except when getting up, the average temperature of children before going to bed is also low, especially for girls.
Experts believe that hypothermia is mostly related to the degradation of autonomic nervous function that regulates natural body temperature. Once the function of autonomic nerve is disturbed, blood circulation will deteriorate, leading to decreased immunity and easy infection of various diseases. In addition, children with hypothermia are more likely to have cold limbs, sore shoulders and low back pain. More seriously, hypothermia reduces children's activity ability and thinking ability, which may lead to an increase in children's crimes and abnormal behaviors.
Less exercise leads to insufficient heat production.
Professor Kimura believes that hypothermia is related to the reduction of children's exercise. In the past, students not only played sports at school, but also played outdoors when they got home. But now, there are fewer and fewer places where children can jump and run freely. In the past, children were often seen playing football, badminton and games outdoors, but now they mostly play games at home. The decrease of exercise makes the child's muscle mass decrease, which leads to insufficient heat production and lower body temperature.
In addition, the extensive use of air conditioners also degrades the thermoregulation function of autonomic nerves. Before there was no air conditioning, students shivered in winter and sweated in summer. Although this makes people feel uncomfortable, it allows autonomic nerves to be exercised in the process of regulating body temperature. Now that living conditions are good, air conditioning makes children lose the opportunity to experience the four seasons with their bodies, and this function of autonomic nerves has become "useless".
90% Finnish children love sports.
Compared with the general decrease of Japanese children's body temperature, Finnish children show strong physique. A survey jointly released by the Finnish Olympic Committee and the Finnish Sports Federation in May 1 1 shows that more than 90% children and teenagers in Finland are engaged in physical exercise. This is why most Finns look very strong and light.
In Finland, where winter lasts for half a year, skiing is the first sport that most children come into contact with. Often when they are only over two years old, they are put on skis by their parents to learn this traditional sport. When spring comes, adults will encourage children to take part in outdoor sports such as tug-of-war, high jump and long jump. In summer, Finland, known as the "country of thousands of lakes", provides the best natural swimming pool for children.
In addition, modern sports such as football, ice hockey and cycling are also very popular in Finland today. According to statistics, in Finland, nearly half of children and adolescents aged 3- 18 have participated in various sports clubs, while among boys aged 1 1 or 12, the proportion can reach 2/3. A parent told reporters that they encourage their children to participate in sports, not because they want their children to become champions in sports, but because these activities can make their children healthier and happier.
Therefore, many medical experts in Japan also suggest that from now on, we should ensure that children have enough exercise and try our best to create a living environment without air conditioning, so as to effectively control the increasing trend of hypothermia children year by year. ▲
Life Times (version 14, May 23, 2006)
The body temperature of the elderly continues to be lower than 35℃, which is medically called "hypothermia of the elderly". Old people are prone to this disease because their body functions are aging and their heat production is reduced. The body function that can detect the temperature drop loses its sensitivity. In contact with cold, skin blood vessels are slow to respond, can't contract well, and lose more heat, so they can't keep their body temperature at a certain level. It usually takes several days for the elderly to develop hypothermia in winter. When the body temperature of the elderly drops to 35℃ and 36℃, they can generally complain of cold, but they have symptoms of drowsiness and listlessness. If the body temperature is lower than 35℃, there may be a disturbance of consciousness. At this time, the skin of the elderly is often pale and cold to the touch. Sometimes there may be purpura or blisters, facial swelling and muscle stiffness. There are few chills, and breathing and heart rate will slow down. If measures are not taken in time, it will develop into cardiac arrest.
To prevent "hypothermia in the elderly", we must first pay attention to keeping warm. The room temperature of the elderly should be kept at around 20℃. Do some warm-keeping measures in bed when sleeping, such as using electric blankets and hot water bottles. Secondly, we should take part in more activities, such as walking, playing Tai Ji Chuan, doing radio exercises, planting flowers, raising birds and so on. Third, the elderly should eat more high-calorie food in winter, but should not drink more. If the body temperature can't rise all the time, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time.
Hypothermia is common. Anemia is very common.
Kidney deficiency is a comprehensive concept of mental fatigue, dizziness, tinnitus, amnesia, alopecia, backache, nocturnal emission, impotence, male infertility, female infertility, menopausal syndrome and other diseases. The causes of kidney deficiency can be summarized into two aspects: one is congenital deficiency, and the other is acquired factors.