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What is normal ear temp range while pregnant. i have a thermoscan. what min ear temp is considered fever for me?
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98.6 degree F (37.0): Normal body temps are close to 98.6 degrees fahrenheit. (37.0 degrees centigrade). Ear temperatures are usually a 1/2 or 1 degree lower than normal and fevers are usually described as > 100.4 f (>38.0 c). Contact your doc if your temp is over 101 & especially (since it's flu season) if you also have cough, ha, or sore throat. Anti-viral meds are helpful especially if you test pos for swine flu.
Answered 4/15/2019
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