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Why is it i have fever before my period?
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"Normal": We define a fever as greater than 100.4 degrees f or 37 degrees c. I think it is unlikely that you are seeing this high a temperature. However, your average temperature will vary throughout the day and you will see a general increase after you ovulate (midcycle) each month.
Answered 4/8/2013
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