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I get sick anytime my body temperature increases. from exercise, hot showers, to sunlight. what can cause this? i never had this issue before?
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I suspect u get sick and then your temperature goes up. But doing things that increase body temp (exercise, sun shine it hot, hot showers and your brain temperature alarm triggers you not feeling well.
Answered 3/12/2023
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