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I have a had a body temperature of 38c-38,4c for a couple of months i dont have corona and dont have any infections or diseasees that i know of. are there any bad long term effects of high body temperature? is this ok if i'm otherwise well?
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Definitely elevated temperatures. Often (but not always) suggests some underlying inflammatory illness (too many to go through). Should see a doctor (Infectious Diseases or Rheumatologist, if available).
Answered 6/19/2021
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