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I've temp 35.5 for 12yrs since menopause and exc.sweating started.when it's cold it can get lower.i feel good all the time.how can i raise it longterm?
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Feeling well: If you "feel good all the time" this temperature is probably normal for you, and there is no need to raise it.
Answered 9/25/2014
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