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Temp has been ranging from 99-100 past two weeks. does this mean anything?
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Yes: it is not normal. it may be simple like chronic sinusitis or may point to a serious undeerlying systemic disease eg: arthritis , lupus or tB. see an md.
Answered 4/13/2015
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