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My temperature rises to 99-99.5 f during evening.at night when i stay inside air-conditioned room,the temperature goes back to 98 f.what is happening?
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If this is a new development, if you have chills,night sweats or any symptoms like cough,fatigue,etc there could be an infectious process going on. If this has been a longtime tendency&you feel well those temperatures may not be significant. You could have an overactive thyroid. A visit to your physician is worthwhile.
Answered 5/13/2021
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