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Boby temp is always 96-97 F
Hi why my body temp is always 96-97 F, is this low temp, is there any reason for worry , cud it be relatedwith my c section i had in April. Kindly help
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Stop seeing temp take fefol + neurokind gold not related to anything you are best be happy no relief contact someone or me as spiritual dr
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Hi, there’s nothing to worry about are you otherwise feeling fine? How is your appetite ? Are you able to feed your baby? Do you have any history of thyroid? In all probability there should be no cause for concern every body has a different normal temperature state for some it could be 98.7 to 99 for some it could be below 98.6F . Also temperature recordings range from 96F to 100F depending on where you measured the temperature: ear vs forehead vs oral vs underarm vs rectal.
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Nothing to worry. It may be individual variation.
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Dr. Jatin Soni
Family Physician
19 yrs exp
Mumbai
Nothing to worry if you are asymptomatic
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Dr. Soudip Saha
General Physician
5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Normal don't worry
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Dr. Ganapathi S Kini
Gastroenterologist
19 yrs exp
Thane
Absolutely normal temperature, don't worry.
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