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Is it normal for your body temperature to remain 34.2 - 35.1 after a miscarriage ?
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Lower than expected: This is lower than the normal body temperature. If the temperature was indeed correct, you will need to found out why your temperature has dropped so low by consulting your doctor.
Answered 11/28/2017
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