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I'm 7w6d pregnant and my temperature is always 37.2-37.4. i always feel very feverish. my body also hot to touch. is this normal or i have fever?
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Not a fever: these temperatures are not a fever, they are in the normal range for a human body. It IS fairly common for women when pregnant to feel warm and have even a "slight" temperature elevation (like you) due to progesterone. No worries. If your temp goes over 38.0 contact your doctor. Best wishes!
Answered 6/20/2016
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