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If my normal body temperature is 97 f, is 99 f considered a low grade fever?
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No.: Your body temperature changes depending on menstruation cycle and time of day/night by 1-2 degrees. Personally, I don't consider a fever anything lower than 100.4.
Answered 10/21/2015
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