What Is The Meaning Of Body Having Lower Temperature Than The Normal Body Temperature?
I just woke up in the middle of the night to a sore throat and feeling really cold. I took my temperature and it is at 96.6. My normal temperature is usually around 98.7. What does it mean when your temp is actually lower than your norm instead of higher?
Wed, 22 Jan 2014
Infectious Diseases Specialist, Dr. Praveen G's Response
Hello, It is my privilege to be able to help you. I have reviewed your history,Body temperature has got diurnal variation it will vary from time to time. As you are suffering from throat infection your treating doctor would have prescribed the drugs to reduce the infection and the fever that might has led to decrease in body temperature that to in the early morning hours. Nothing to worry if you are comfortable. If you are having any other symptoms consult your treating doctor. hank you.
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What Is The Meaning Of Body Having Lower Temperature Than The Normal Body Temperature?
Hello, It is my privilege to be able to help you. I have reviewed your history,Body temperature has got diurnal variation it will vary from time to time. As you are suffering from throat infection your treating doctor would have prescribed the drugs to reduce the infection and the fever that might has led to decrease in body temperature that to in the early morning hours. Nothing to worry if you are comfortable. If you are having any other symptoms consult your treating doctor. hank you.