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When i am healthy, my temp is consistently 97.5. whenever it reaches 98.5, i feel feverish. why? i have been like this for years.
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Body temp: You are normal. I do not see the question here. Body temp is about one degree higher than when measured outside of the deep cavities. Your temperature and experience is normal.
Answered 9/8/2013
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