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I was achy yesterday and very cold. body temp was to 97.8. i feel fine today. now, my wife feels very cold. temp is 96.7. is this likely a virus?
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Yes, very likely : Yes, very likely. Although, heavy workouts & dehydration can cause somewhat similar uncomfortable feelings as well. Hope that helps.
Answered 11/27/2015
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