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How can i know if i have a real accurate fever if it is hot outside?
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Makes no difference: Air temperature will not change body temperature. Use a thermometer to take your tempurature. If it's too high (over 100F/38C), you have a fever, regardless of the weather.
Answered 11/27/2017
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