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Is it normal for my temperature to be 99.4 during my cycle?
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Yes: Temperature rise @ 1 degree at ovulation then goes back to normal at period.
Answered 3/22/2014
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Why has my body temperature risen during my period? this isnt normal for me.
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My four year old has a normal temperature in the morning and by the evening its 99-99.5 in the mouth, or 100 rectally for a few days now. Why is this? Currently he has has no other symptoms and still just the elevated temp. Eats, plays nothing hurts?
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