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Is it normal for some ladies to develop mild fever +fatigue few days before periods ie from 37 to 37.2 c ?thanks
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Possible: If its only very low grade and only for few days it may be a normal reaction to your hormonal changes.Discuss more with your gyn or primary at your next visit.
Answered 3/26/2013
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