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Q: What Is the Normal Body Temperature At 4 Pm?

asked by: fsb on August 18th, 2007

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I don't know where to put my topic, so I decided to post it here. During the last few weeks I see that I have a little fever in the aftrernoon hours (about 4 pm - 5 pm). I know the therm "fever" may vary, cause of the individual difference and usually at that time of the day normal human body temperature is higher. But at the moment, it is 4:30 pm and my temperature is 37,1C (98,8F). Is this normal or not? Should I worry?
I don't have any health problems, but that condition worries me a little. Thanks.

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Tylanas

replied on August 18th, 2007

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You don't have a fever. Normal human temperature is 98.6 F, and anything within about 1-2 degrees around that is pretty normal. Considering your differentiation is only 2 tenths of a degree, I hardly think it's anything to worry about. This may simply be your best time of the day to be active, when your body is at its peak time for performance.

young Girl

replied on August 18th, 2007

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Re: What Is the Normal Body Temperature At 4 Pm?

fsb wrote:

like eiri said you have a normal temp Smile

however if it becomes 99.5 or 100 then thats when i would see a doctor to see if everything is ok
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