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What to do if i have a low grade fever. it is in the 99s and had never reached moment i feel warm, the next i'm cold! is this normal?
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Not fever: Fever is 101 or greater, some believe 100 or greater. Older people have more leeway due to physiologic changes in aging and 99 in elderly is considered low-grade fever. 99s is high normal for you. No need to worry.
Answered 9/22/2016
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