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Hi is a temp of 96.3 or 96.5 normal in a cool work building? my temp is usually 97. or 98. thanks?
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Might be normal: Fluctuations might be normal. Certain medical conditions can cause body temperature to be abnormally low. Low thyroid blood levels, other endocrine abnormalities (especially diabetes, pituitary gland problems and adrenal insufficiency). Also chronic kidney disease. Some medications can also affect body temperature; especially antipsychotics. Talk to your Dr if low temp persists.
Answered 12/9/2020
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Cool building: I wouldn't consider your temperatures to be abnormal. Did you feel uncomfortably cold in the building?
Answered 12/9/2020
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