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My temperature is usually around 36.5c when feeling well. does that mean that a temperature of 37.4c when feeling ill is a high temperature for me?
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Elevated, not high: It is admirable that you are so comfortable that you so carefully measured your T every day. Did you do it at the same time of day? Other variables kept constant??
Answered 11/28/2017
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