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A member asked:
My usual body temperature is always 97.5/6- on any thermometer. is this strange that it's so low? even when i'm sick it never goes above 99
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Normal body temperat: That is still in the range of normal body temperature. You are young and apparently healthy so you probably don't get sick often which is the reason you don't get fevers. A viral illness may only raise your temperature a little bit.
Answered 11/21/2016
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