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Normal Temperature
My body temperature fluctuate from 97.4 in the morning to around 98.9 in evening.
I am measuring the same in armpits, is it normal?
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First you tell me why you are measuring the temperature are you feeling any fever like symptom and are you feeling any chills in your body.
Temperature more than 98.5 degree Fahrenheit and especially during this pandemic time to be considered as a symptom only.
Try to contact me I will explain you in detail.
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Yes..normal
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There are various factors that affect recording of temperature, as time of day, metabolic rate, previous activity etc as well as sensitivity of the measuring device. It Normally fluctuates between 97.7 to 99.5 Degree F. So in short this is very normal.
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Its a normal phenomenon, don’t worry. Consult if any other symptoms starts developing.
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Dr. Koramati Liyu Hullan
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
Hello,
It is normal.
Don't need to worry.
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Dr. Madhulika Goyle
General Practitioner
16 yrs exp
Mumbai
That’s the normal fluctuation seen in many individuals.
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Don’t worry.
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Be cautious about high fever.
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