Tag: No temperature

While the average normal body temperature is often cited as 98.6°F, it actually varies throughout the day and from person to person. This variability can explain one of the most confusing health experiences: feeling feverish when your thermometer reads a perfectly normal temperature. This article explores the nuanced reasons behind why you feel like you have a fever but the thermometer says no.

An estimated 10–20% of cases presenting with flu-like symptoms may not involve a measurable fever. This can leave many wondering, **what gives you symptoms of fever with no fever**? The answer lies in a variety of physiological and psychological factors that affect the body's temperature regulation, even when you're not actually sick.