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Yesterday & now today my body temp has been 94.4-95 should i be concerned?
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It depends: Thermometers can be more or less accurate. The only way to know if your thermometer is accurate is to check it with another, for example the one at your doc's office. Also low temps can matter if you are otherwise ill. Some people have different ranges of normal as well. This may be your normal temperature (keep a diary over months to see) Is you have symptoms of illness, do see a doc.
Answered 3/20/2015
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