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Everytime im exposed to warm weather my temperature increases why?
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Everybody should...: Everybody should get a little warmer in warm weather, but deep inside the body, a person's core temperature should stay within a narrow normal range. If one has temperature fluctuations or hot flashes, he can see his primary care doctor for an evaluation. His doctor may refer to an endocrinologist, a neurologist, or a dermatologist (if person doesn't sweat enough), if specialists are needed.
Answered 12/9/2013
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