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Is 99.5 a low grade fever ?
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Yes: Technically speaking, temperatures from 99.5 F to 100.9 or thereabouts are low-grade fevers. The next question is, "Is there any reason to worry about a low grade fever in a particular person?" The answer depends on the person's whole story, not just the person's temperature.
Answered 2/1/2020
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