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I feel nauseous and feverish. my skin is very hot to the touch yet when reading my temperature orally, it's 3 degrees below normal. what's this mean?
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It's not bad: As long as you're using the thermometer correctly, then it means you don't have a fever. A sensation of hot skin does not necessarily mean you're running a fever and could be related to dehydration which makes sense in the context of nausea. It may simply be a matter of drinking plenty of fluids and resting until feeling better.
Answered 1/5/2019
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