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frequent low-grade fever?

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Questions : How high is the fever when measured with a thermometer? For how long has this been going on? Age? Other symptoms?  Have you seen a doctor for this? Not enough info in your question to answer it.

Question 2

how much degree is considered to be a low grade fever?

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Poor Expression: I hear this expression very often. In peediatrics, any temperature under 100.5f is considered normal. Over is considered elevated.The "low grade" expression refers to elevations over 98.6f of a degree or 2. These are not really "fevers".

Question 3

what range (farenheit) is considered a low grade fever?

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Fever : Is anything above 98.6.  But temperature can fluctuate with many things.  Outside temp. Exercise , stress etc.   so unless &gt;100.5. Not going to be worry some.  So low grade really 99.0-101.0.

Question 4

does 99.0 - 99.2 considered to be a low grade fever in adults?

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That's normal.: That would actually be a normal temperature.

Question 5

is 99.0 considered a low grade fever or a slight fever  in adults?

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Within normal: Temperature of 99 may be normal for some people. For the range of normal body temperature, you may consult this site: https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/001982.htm
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Question 6

what is considered to be a low grade fever ( degrees celcius)in adults and in children ?

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Fever: Temp. Should be above 100 degrees farenheit.

Question 7

low grade fever contagious?

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Fever: That depends upon the cause of the fever. Infections, although commonly producing fevers, are not the only cause of fevers, and many of the infections producing fevers are not communicable to others.

Question 8

what's considerd a low grade fever? and what's considerd a high fever in adults?

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A temp of: 104 or greater would warrant medical attention.  Temp &gt;107.6 °F (42 °C) creates serious risk for brain damage. What constitutes low fever is adult is debatable. Check this med line plus article:  http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003090.htm

Question 9

is a low grade fever a sign of pregnancy?

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A low grade temp can: Be just about anything, including an early pregnancy.

Question 10

does anxiety or fear causes low grade fever ?

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No: Not noticeably, the "fight-or-flight" Adrenalin rush does not usually noticeably change temperature.

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