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If 99-99.6from a month. having cysts in both overies.what to do when this fever will end.feeling tired and lethargic?
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May be normal: We accept 98.6 as the average body temperature, but there is a range of normal from 97.6--99.6. It's normal for the temp to be higher w/ physical activity, late in the day and in the middle of a normal menstrual cycle. That said, if you've been feeling tired and lethargic for a month now, even if your temp is "normal", you should see your doctor.
Answered 6/9/2015
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