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A member asked:
My temp was 95.9. just now when i woke up. its now up to 96.9. is this bad? usually run temp in 97s using home thermometer. rarely 98.
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Not Bad/Hypothyroidi: Your temp was 95.9 and has come up to your normal of 97 low temp can be due to low temp in your room or when outside and it comes up to normal as you warm up. If you are otherwise feeling ok, there is nothing to be concerned about it hypothyroidism can also contribute to lower body temp.
Answered 8/27/2016
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