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What temperature is a low grade fever considered?

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Dr. Michael Ein answered

Specializes in Infectious Disease

100.2 degrees orless: 38 degrees celcius or 100.4 degrees f is considered the temperature above low grade.

Dr Ali and another doctor agreed

Answered 9/11/2019

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