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Normal Body Temperature? Posted: 09-24-07 19:33pm


During the last few months I notice that I have a body temperature of 37,1C (98,8F) at the evening hours (4pm-8pm). In the morning it is normal. I've read many articles about the normal body temperature - some of them say it is up to 37C (98,6F), other say it is up to 37,2C (99F). What is the truth and should I worry about my health? Thanks a lot.

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Posted: 09-24-07 22:33pm


98.7 F is the regular temperature I hear. 97 F to 99.5 F is a normal range. If you are within that range then you are normal. Your temperature is supposed to change throughout the day.

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