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rob, Wed 14 Jan 2004, 13:01)
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illnessI'm currently going through a period of bizarre temperature related illness. For example, whilst feeling feverish last weekend, I took my temperature to discover it was 34.5 degrees C. Apparently I had hypothermia, which is odd as I was feeling rather warm at the time.
Although I'm not terribly interesting, I'm sure lots of people have fun stories about vomitting and diarrhoea they could tell here.
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catness, Fri 8 Feb 2008, 10:33,
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?|When your temperature is low you feel hot because the air around you is hotter than your body.
When you have a fever, you feel cold as your body is hotter than the air around you.
This is why you felt hot.
(, Wed 13 Feb 2008, 1:53, Reply)
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