Is it ok to have a fever of 100.7 after reconstruction surgery?

A fever of 100.7 after reconstruction surgery requires prompt attention and evaluation by a medical professional. While some level of fever is expected post-operatively, a temperature of 100.7 or higher may indicate an infection or other complications.

It is important to closely monitor your temperature and other vital signs, and promptly contact your healthcare provider if the fever persists or exceeds a predetermined threshold. They will assess your condition, and recommend appropriate treatment if necessary.

Self-treating a fever without medical guidance can be risky, especially after surgery. Your healthcare provider will be able to determine the underlying cause and ensure your safety and well-being during the recovery process.