Why does the temperature keep at 37?
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I passed a general blood and urine test, the tests showed everything was normal, a week later, a general blood test again - no changes. What could be?
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Temperature 37 has been holding for 2 weeks. Which doctors should I go to with this problem? From the therapist to the point 0.
The therapist has not prescribed anything except arbidol and, apparently, is not at all interested in doing anything. Fluorography, wedge. blood test and biochemistry are normal. Please tell me which doctors to go with this problem, what is it desirable to check? No covid detected.
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I have a temperature for about a week 37-37.1, I have a headache from time to time, there are no more symptoms. What is it?
It's the same with my mom, only for three weeks now. What could it be?
Answer 1
January, 2021Presumably covid has been ill since then the temperature of 37.5 has not dropped for 7 months. Has anyone had this? Doctors can not find anything all tests, images on the lungs are clean
Answer 2
January, 2021The temperature of 37 degrees is the upper limit of the norm. If there is a slight increase in temperature above 37 degrees, then this is possible with violations of thermoregulation, increased thyroid function, intoxication, etc.