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Temp increase after physical activity
Hi doctor,
It has been 2 month since I recovered from covid and recent ct scan showed improvement. U am facing one strange behaviour with my body temp. If I do any physical activity( not excersize) like washing cloths, cleaning house then my body goes from 98.5-99.1 .. it stays like for 1-2 hour and if I take rest it comes to 98.3-98.6. if I drink water and the measure the. It comes 97.6-97.8 but it goes to 98.5 after 30 mim of water. My sp02 is 97-98 always. I also feel sweating sometime after physical work. I am not sure if this is humanities or weather in Bangalore or body behaviour... . Is this behaviour normal. ?? Please suggest.
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Hi,take plenty of fluids.
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It is normal its Bangalore's weather causing all changes, we Doctors call it Homeostasis mechanism. So dont worry and in case you consultation about any other medical issue feel free to contact on Practo
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Yes..it is normal
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Dr. Laxmi Koppishetty
General Practitioner
7 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
U can minimise your anxiety..as its good that u are having normal temp and spo2 every time u check.
What you are experiencing is absolutely normal but just is you are having some anxiety to overcome that deviate yourself to some interesting work
And on other side...keep check if u are having any new symptoms
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