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A member asked:
Just measured my temperature when i woke up with a thermometer and it read 96 degrees f, anything to be concerned about?
2 doctors weighed in across 2 answers
No major reason for concern as body temperature does fluctuate, thermometers can be in-accurate, and not revealed if you had symptoms of any type
Answered 11/6/2021
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No, absolutely nothing to worry about. Good Luck
Answered 11/8/2021
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