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Old 07-29-2008, 08:05 AM #6
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Hi Melody. I m sorry you are feeling so badly. I do know when you take
a temp orally that is what it is. no one point higher.(its when you take
it under the arm that you add a point.) at least that is what Ive
been told by the pediatrician all these 18 years.

So thats really a loooow grade temp as they say 100 degrees is when
they consider a temp.

Maybe you have a virus going on. feel better soon. Im sorry I couldnt
be of more help but Id thought Id share what I was told.

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