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Temperature of 99.3
I am having temp above 99 n below 99.5 since 6 May. I tested negative. Doc suggested me to use Doxy, Azithromycin n other. During 5 days, I got temp 99.8 on 3rd. After 5 days I stopped, 3 days later got temp 99.8. Again took another medicine prescribed by doc. Same was repeated. After the medication I took only paracetamol nd multivitamin for 3 days temp<99.5 nd above 99. Then I stopped those two. From 5 days I am having temp like 99 to 99.3 on either evng or night. And temp is staying only for 2 to 4 hrs. Remaining day it is below that temp and normal. I took all the blood tests, CBC, CRP, WIDAL, SERUM FERRITIN, LDH, LFT, D DIMER, Malaria, jaundice, typhoid, dengue , chest scan, urine test and all are normal. Is it normal to have that temp
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It’s quite common to have a little bit of raised temperature but it’s not worrying. Check only if the temperature is 100 or above then please book a consultation for further evaluation.
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For a typical adult, body temperature can be anywhere from 97 F to 99.6 °F Body temp >100 with associated symptoms like headache/cough & cold/breathlessness/loose motion/weakness should be evaluated to know know cause. Keep your self hydrated. No need to worry
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