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I just checked my body temp its 35.5 degree celsius. i feel like have a fever, body ache, feeling heat in eyes. is it normal?
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Achey: A body temperature of 35.5C is consistent with a temp of 95.9 F which is actually low. This could mean your thermometer is off. However, some people when they get sick will actually get a lower temperature. Either way you are achey and feel bad. I recommend you get checked.
Answered 8/23/2014
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