No, 36.3 degrees Celsius (C) is considered normal.
Your temperature can be measured with a thermometer in the mouth, ear, or rectum, or under the armpit. When the temperature is measured in the mouth (orally):
Generally, oral temperatures of 102 degrees F (38.9 degrees C) or higher are fevers that may be more serious.
Temperatures measured in the ear or rectum are higher than oral temperatures by one half to 1 degree F (about one half degree C), and temperatures measured in the armpit are lower by one half to 1 degree F (about one half degree C).
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