Is 100 degrees a fever?
I just checked my temperature, and it's 100 degrees Fahrenheit. I've been feeling run down. Is 100 degrees considered a fever, or is it borderline?
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4 months ago
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Yeah, if you mean 100°F, then it's definitely a fever, but it's a mild one. I've had it a few times. Usually, I just take it easy, drink water, and it passes. If it goes higher or I feel proper sick, then it's doctor time.
7 months ago
I used to panic even if my temperature was 99°F! But then my doctor explained that 100°F (Fahrenheit) is just a low-grade fever. It's your body working. So don't worry too much, just rest, stay hydrated, and monitor it. It's quite common.
7 months ago
Haha, 100°F is when my body tells me, 'Time to call in sick!' Yes, it's definitely a low-grade fever. Not enough to cause a huge panic, but certainly enough to warrant some rest and maybe an extra cup of ginger tea. Don't push yourself!
6 months ago
Oh, is 100 degrees Fahrenheit considered a fever? I'm not very familiar with these temperature readings. So, if it's a fever, what's the first thing I should do?
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7 months ago
100°F? Ah, that's the temperature for a lukewarm soup and some gentle khichdi! Yes, it's a mild fever. Time to treat your body kindly with light, comforting foods and lots of fluids. No spicy biryani for a bit! Get well soon!
7 months ago
Assuming you mean 100°F, yes, it is considered a fever. Even if it's low, it's your body's way of telling you something is off. Always better to take it seriously, monitor it, and if it doesn't come down or if you feel worse, please get it checked by a doctor. Safety first!