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A member asked:
Why don't so many doctors listen to their patients? since i was young, my normal temp has been 97.5. when i get to 98.2, i am feverish.
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May be hypothyroid!: Doctors are often in too much of a hurry and may not comprehend things that don't fit the models they were taught. Many people have low body temps. Most docs don't know that is a common sign of hypothyroidism, even if thyroid tests are normal. See an integrative doc and http://tinyurl.com/cseyehk and http://tinyurl.com/nrww2qg and https://www.verywell.com/signs-of-a-thyroid-problem-3231530
Answered 5/2/2016
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