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... have low body Temperature? |
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Mine is sometimes 96.6 or so. So when It up to normal and I go to a doctor and am sick I tell them i have a fever they say no. I say No. HAHA. |
| I do. My normal body temperature is usually around 96; the highest it has been is 97. If I get to 98, I, like you, feel like I have a fever--when the doctor says no, I say, hey, for *me,* this *is* a fever. I've been like that all my life though (I'm 25); my hands and feet are usually coldish. I don't really tolerate heat that well--I'd rather it be winter than summer--in the winter at least I can keep putting on more clothes; in the summer, you can only take off so many clothes before you get yourself arrested . . . :) |
| My temperature is always under 98. Usually around 97.3-97.8. I too have cold hands and feet but perspire lots in the summer. A big fever for me is 102 degrees. I feel sick when my temperature is 98 or above. |
| Hmmmmmmmm, Mine changed when I worked in a nursing home. No logical reason, but it went down to 97.0. I too don't like the heat, drives me nuts. |
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| Cold agglutinin disease is an acquired autoimmune hemolytic anemia due to an IgM autoantibody usually directed against the I antigen on red blood cells. |
