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Why do i feel like i have a fever but when i check my temperature its completely normal?
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"normal" temp: "normal" temperature is a range, not a single number & varies in individuals throughout the day & varies from person to person. Your "normal temperature may hover around 97º so that 98.6º or higher constitutes a fever in you. If it persists, see your doc to find the cause.
Answered 6/10/2015
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"normal" temp: "normal" temperature is a range, not a single number & varies in individuals throughout the day & varies from person to person. Your "normal temperature may hover around 97º so that 98.6º or higher constitutes a fever in you. If it persists, see your doc to find the cause.
Answered 4/4/2020
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