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Tested positive for flu b 2 weeks ago, but still have low grade fevers everyday of 99.7. went back to the dr & had bloodwork done to see if something else was going on & everything came back fine. why am i still having low grade fevers everyday?
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Temperate : A fever is 100.4 or greater. A temperature of 99.7 is normal. When treating a patient we look at the entire picture, not just high normal temperature. I wonder if that is your baseline temperature which you are now observing because you just happen to be checking your temperature. If you have concerns you should ask your doctor.
Answered 1/31/2020
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