Yes. The average temperature for a bath or shower is warmer than core body temperature. If a body is left in the tub for long periods of time, body temperature will begin to rise, just like anything else. Your body will react to maintain homeostasis, but its usually not enough to stop the rising temperature. Suggestion? Run a cooler bath, or add cold water if you are feeling too hot. If you are giving a bath to an infant, look at skin color, if the skin is really red, you should be lowering the temperature of the bath water. If you are wondering how hot a bath should be, run some water on the inside of your forearm, that is the most sensitive part of your arm. If its warm, its perfect :)
Luke warm. Too hot will burn them and too cold will cause them to get a chill.
No. If you have a fever you should not get into a hot tub. It could cause a rise in your body temperature and that could be dangerous.
Heat is measured by temperature, so obviously if it's hot, temperature is high.
There are hot baths in Iceland where the water temperature is at our body temperature or slightly higher. If you take a bath in water at these temperatures your body will not lose heat to the bath water. At temperatures lower than body temperature it will.
No, NO and NO You may have a miscarriage after a hot bath but the bath had absolutely nothing to do with it. While we are at it, gin, horseback riding, sex, heavy lifting and a load of other things do not cause miscarriage either.
It has to be higher than your body temperature ( 37c ). So I am guessing 40c to 50c
By adding hot water from time to time.
it is the middle so it is cold and hot
You figure it out, thankss
this temperature is to hot for a bath
cause im hot
Yes.