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Temperature 98.3 under arm is normal?

2020-11-14 06:11:08
Doctor what is the temperature which I should monitor for digital thermometer in armpit in general during cold
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Oral temperature 99.7 degree and above is considered as fever Underarm 99.4 degree and above is fever

Answered2020-11-14 14:17:31

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