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Medical Forum / General / General / October 2006Continuosly elevated body temperature
Hello, I would like to know what could be the cause of continuosly elevated body temperature (above 37oC). Can it be brain related (and how), can there exsist some chronical infections or is it normal? I, for example have it for over 2 years now it's usually around 37,1 but there is almost not a day when it doesn't raise to 37,3 - 37,6 and it feels like a slight fever. It even seems that it could be influenced by the "mood" I'm in, allthough that are all quite "normal" moods, not something abnormal. Blood tests are all normal... > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > "mood" I'm in, allthough that are all quite "normal" moods, not > something abnormal. Blood tests are all normal... Hyperthyroidism? > Hyperthyroidism? Nah, all thyroid hormones normal. > Hyperthyroidism? Nah, all thyroid hormones normal. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Post your question in this newsgroup. Also, post your thyroid hormone levels in this newsgroup. I learned from that newsgroup that you can have thyroid problems even if your thyroid hormones are within the reference range: alt.support.thyroid Respectfully, there isn't enough information to help you here. It can indeed be "brain regulated" by the hypothalamus, but you would need more than blood work to eliminate this factor. How is your sleep, weight, family history, are you diabetic? Unfortunately there are many more questions than answers for this type of question. > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > "mood" I'm in, allthough that are all quite "normal" moods, not > something abnormal. Blood tests are all normal... |
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