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Some days over past 4 weeks have been having low grade fever 99.0-100.0, no other symptoms, something to worry about? cancer?????
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See doctor: Since it has been present for 4 weeks, it may be worthwhile for you to contact your doctor to get an exam and some blood tests even if you have no symptoms (assuming that your previous temperature were at least a degree lower). It may turn out to be nothing but it is better to be more cautious. If your temp has been high for just 2 weeks, i would have likely asked you to wait another week .
Answered 3/22/2020
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