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Body temp rising from 37c to 38c from 6pm to 11:30pmfelt internally cold at 37c but now hot at 38c happens most nights highest at 38.8c, hands swollen?
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Maybe physiologic: We need more data with swollen hands could be inflammatory. Would ask your physician to evaluate you nad decide if you ned to see a rheumatologist.
Answered 5/15/2017
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