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A member asked:
If my temp goes to 100.0 is that a temp? always go between 99.2-100.0 at night. it's hot in house. can that cause it or i got a bug?
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Temp yes; fever no: A temp of 99.3-99.8 f really is not considered a fever - conventionally, 100.4 or 101.4 f is used , depending on the situation.. Your question is important but difficult to answer without any other details (signs and symptoms, medications given, other illnesses the patient has).
Answered 4/3/2014
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