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Is it normal to have always during the day a corporal temperature between 98, 7 and 99, 3f? is that not to high? txs
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Normal: Your body temperature will vary from moment to moment. Your lowest temperature is early morning and will get higher as the day progresses. Sounds normal.
Answered 1/9/2015
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