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@10:27pm temp was 97.1@1:58am 94.1@3:50am@ 95.5and@9:23am96.3 @ 9:55am was96.1@10:23am was 96.6 @ 3:52pm96.6should i worry about it. what should i do?
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No problem: It is quite normal for your body temperature to fall during sleeping hours and rise during active parts of the day when your metabolic and physical activity are at their highest levels. Your various temperatures listed are not abnormal.
Answered 2/25/2017
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