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Should i consult a doctor???
I am having fever only at night during the day i am all energetic and fit and my temperature is also very normal but at night i am feeling feverish and have around temperature which is 101-102 but this is only happening after dinner since yesterday.
But after feeling feverish also at night i am not feeling any weakness or i am not facing any problem
Is it because of whether because in the morning it's hot and at night it is cold
So what should i do
Is this dangerous or okay?
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Dr. Aman Qureshi
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Nagpur
Our body temperatures tends to fluctuate entire day. But if it's going beyond 100, then some basic investigation may be needed to rule out the cause. Since there aren't any other associated complaints, there's nothing to be worried about.
Take proper rest, Diet, multivitamin.
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