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My best friend has a temperature of 92.3, should i be concerned?
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No: Temperature that low without accompanying symptoms is unlikely to be correct. There are a few diseases which cause low temp, but should be fairly ill and hypothermia is obvious. Check thermometer and technique.
Answered 5/25/2020
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