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Body temperature remain between 98.7-99.2 is consider Fever?? Varies In day. Please advise is it normal??
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Don't panic..you t absolutely fine..body temperature varies time to time normally.
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99 is considered mild fever, The electronic temperature monitors will slight variations 0.1 -0.2 Finally : I think you may not have fever, you are just over diagnosing it..
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