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Body temp 99.7 every evening for 2 years.stable lymphadenopathy for 6 years.after taking paracetamol reduced to 99.2. so its fever , lymphoma??
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??: I can't say whether it's lymphoma but it's not a fever. It's normal for your temp to fluctuate over the course of a day. Lower in morning, higher in afternoon. Why are you taking your temp. so much?
Answered 6/18/2017
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