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A member asked:
I'm 10 weeks pregnant and my temperature is 37.7c. should i be worried? what temperature ranges are normal in pregnancy?
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10 w pregnant ?'s: A mild elevation in temperature (37.7 C.) is not unusual in pregnancy, but may represent a urinary tract infection or a viral upper respiratory condition. Check with your physician for other testing and possible treatment.
Answered 12/6/2019
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