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36 c body temp. what does that mean?
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96.8 F: 37 c is considered the average normal internal temperature in humans. 37 c = 98.6 f. So, 36 c is a little low. Could be that a person is being measured under the arm or on the skin, instead of reflecting the internal temperature.
Answered 12/9/2013
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