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22 weeks pregnancy ear temp said 97.4 first reading and 98.4 after that. normally temp is at least 98.6 usually low 99's should i worry?
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Why check temp?: All of those readings represent normal temperatures. I suppose the more important question is why are you checking your temperature? If you feel you have an infection or fever then see your doctor to help narrow down the cause
Answered 11/12/2017
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