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My husband is 56 and has been having a body temp reading between 95.8 - 96.1 for about a year now. before that 97.8. any need for concern?
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Hypothyroid: Ask his primary doctor to run a lab test to make sure normal thyroid function. In a person with a slow thyroid gland, it is possible for them to have a lower body temperature and cold intolerance.
Answered 11/29/2014
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