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What to do if i had a fever of 103.3 two nights ago, and last night i tooo my temp again and it was 97.0, is that normal when coming off a fever?
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Fever: I have seen temperature fluctuating greatly before. If you have been taking medication for fever and/or antibiotic, fever can resolves and body temperature normalizes.
Answered 5/25/2017
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