You are correct, but 37.2 is the upper limit of what is considered normal.
It is dependant on the individual too, but as a general rule 36.8 - 37.2C is the normal range quoted; in Australia anyway, though it may of course be different elsewhere.
Sorry to butt in, but if I had a $ for every temp I take every day - well I'd have packed my bags and be travelling already. ;)
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Date: 2004-03-23 07:27 am (UTC)You are correct, but 37.2 is the upper limit of what is considered normal.
It is dependant on the individual too, but as a general rule 36.8 - 37.2C is the normal range quoted; in Australia anyway, though it may of course be different elsewhere.
Sorry to butt in, but if I had a $ for every temp I take every day - well I'd have packed my bags and be travelling already. ;)