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Doctor I bought a thermometer last 2 months backas I got it for free with a health drink. Sir just casually I checked my temperature it's 99 to 99.4 in the evening since last 2 months. In the morning my temperature remains between 98.6-99 but in the evening around 8pm to 10 pm it goes upto 99.4-99.5 and comes down on its own. Sir is this normal?
I don't have any symptoms nor any problems just I got to know about this after I randomly started checking my temperature..
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It's normal daily variation no need to worry.mercury thermometer is better than digital
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It’s normal to have a slightly higher temperature in the evening compared to morning. Not to worry
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If you are not having any symptoms then it may be only normal diurnal variation of body temperature.
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if you have any doubts kindly show the nearest doctor
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