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I've persistent 99-99.4f temp in mouth which sometimes gets normal as well but usually normal temp in arm pits and feeling of drowsiness. is it fever?
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Low grade fever: Your temperature is considered normal especially since you don't report any symptoms. A temp of 100.4 is considered low geade fever.
Answered 11/1/2013
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