Is 98.6 a fever in adults?
I'm feeling a bit warm and tired, and my thermometer shows 98.6. Is 98.6 a fever in adults, or is it still within the normal range that I often hear about?
I'm feeling a bit warm and tired, and my thermometer shows 98.6. Is 98.6 a fever in adults, or is it still within the normal range that I often hear about?
From what I have tracked during my own health journey, 98.6 is the absolute standard normal body temperature for adults. It is definitely not a fever. However, always pay attention to how you feel overall.
Normally 98.6 is considered perfectly fine and not a fever. But if you have body aches, a sore throat, or feel unwell, please consult a doctor to be absolutely safe.
Bro, 98.6 is like the textbook normal temp. You definitely don't have a fever. No need to skip classes or skip hanging out unless you're just looking for an excuse!
I just recovered from viral fever last week and my temp is finally back to 98.6 today. Trust me, 98.6 is the perfect normal reading. You are completely fine.
No, 98.6 is not a fever. To keep your body functioning at its best, eat simple home-cooked vegetarian meals and drink plenty of water to maintain good hydration.
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I literally panic over every small temperature change, but 98.6 is totally normal and safe. Try not to overthink it, but do drink some warm water if you feel slightly off.
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