Is 99.8 a fever?
My body feels warm, and the digital thermometer reads 99.8. My mom says it's a fever, but I don't feel that sick. Can you confirm if 99.8 is actually a fever?
My body feels warm, and the digital thermometer reads 99.8. My mom says it's a fever, but I don't feel that sick. Can you confirm if 99.8 is actually a fever?
My digital thermometer showed 99.8 F just now and my forehead feels quite warm. Does anyone else get this temperature and start feeling super anxious that it will turn into a high fever?
Medically, 99.8 is a low-grade fever. My fitness watch usually shows a slight rise in temperature like this if I am dehydrated or lack sleep. Drink some water and track it over the next few hours.
At 99.8, my body is definitely signaling that I am too old for 12-hour workdays. It is a mild elevation, so I am taking it as a sign to log off, drink some warm water, and sleep.
I had 99.8 last week when I had a mild cold. It is just a low-grade fever, so I took a warm shower, drank some ginger tea, and felt much better. Monitor it, but don't stress.
In my experience, 99.8 is just a mild warmth that our bodies show when we are tired or the weather changes. Don't worry too much, just eat simple home food and rest well tonight.
Your body has its own natural intelligence to heal, 99.8 is just a minor adjustment. Keep a positive mind, drink warm liquids, and rest peacefully tonight.
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