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Fever for half an hour only
My normal temperature is 97.5.From last 2 weeks temperature is 96/97 in the morning & in the evening it is raised to 98/98.5/99This temperature is increased for half an hour only & after that it is reduced.Also sweating in this temperature increase & also feeling tired in evening .
Please suggest it is normal.
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Its may be seasonal. Dueto..humidity....Takes proper diet & sleep ....yog is very helpful to resolve your problem..if after doing all this u r not relaxed then talk with me.(nine three one five one double two six five one)
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Don't panic
It's may be normal viral
Seasonal changes
Visit nearest doctor
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avoid cold food and drink
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99 temp in mouth is not normal. But dont panic it for covid.
In this season fever is very common due to season change, rainy weather, profuse sweating etc.
Please do not panic.
Take temperature every 3 hours interval.
Check for other symptoms.
Take vapour and gurgle twice a day.
Consult homoeopathic physician.
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1. take multivitamin
2. vitamin E supplement.
3. Vitamin D supplement.
4. Take lemon and oranges and sweet lemon
5. vitamin c and zinc tablets.
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Physiologically the body temperature can rise upto 99.5 in evening.
So yes it is normal.
The feeling of weakness can be related to some other reason.
With proper details will be able to help.
Feel free to consult in case required.
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Body temperature varies through out the day. But do you have any respiratory symptoms? Have you consulted your regular physician?
Further, you seem to be overweight, workout for that.
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Dr. Sonal Ghadge
Homoeopath
15 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Its normal temperature, if it is 99 F or above it is considered as fever, in that conditions consult with doctors and then take treatment.
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Dr. Lalit Verma
Homoeopath
42 yrs exp
Delhi
Any other associated complaints? Consume atleast two lemons and an green amla daily, in whatever manner you like. Take atleast 3 to 4 litres of water/liquids daily. Also do gargles with saline warm water and inhale steam atleast once a day as a protective mechanism.Take light but nutritious food complemented with seasonal fruits.Take rest and ensure sound sleep.
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Note your temprature, and if it continues like as told by you even after two days of following said suggestions then you may take Gelsemium 3o, three times a day for 3 days.
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You appears to be overweight though it has nothing to do with your existing problem but never the less take all steps to reduce it by diet control and regular long walks. Do take care of Thyroid as well.
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