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Hi Denise,
I get that way off and on, but I'm pretty sure my feeling hot is caused from menopause. Even when I'm not having a hot flash I'll feel warm and then take my temp, but it will read normal. I'll ask my Onc next week if it's normal to feel feverish without having a fever. I'll let you know what he says. In the meantime, just keep taking your temp..better to be safe than sorry. By the way...I do knowtice since having chemo I have a tendency to run hotter than before chemo. I try to stay as cool as posible. Take care..Sue -
Feeling Warm
Denise,
I have felt that way my entire life.Never had any hot flashes though. I think it may be normal. I think people sometimes feel cold when others do not as well. My normal body temp runs sub-normal. 97.8 is normal for me so maybe that could explain it in my case. If my temp. hits 100 degrees I feel like crap. That is a high temp. for me and if it hits 98.6 which is normal for most people,I just feel really hot. John(FNHL-1-4A-5/10) -
FeverCOBRA666 said:Feeling Warm
Denise,
I have felt that way my entire life.Never had any hot flashes though. I think it may be normal. I think people sometimes feel cold when others do not as well. My normal body temp runs sub-normal. 97.8 is normal for me so maybe that could explain it in my case. If my temp. hits 100 degrees I feel like crap. That is a high temp. for me and if it hits 98.6 which is normal for most people,I just feel really hot. John(FNHL-1-4A-5/10)
That is so weird, with the fever, my temperatures run way under like this morning it was only 96.0 , what is up with that. So when it gets to normal for everyone else that would be a fever for me. Of course my body is weird.
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