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What can all raise your temperature?

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13y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

Many things, including exercise, exposure to environmental heat, excess clothing or coverings such as blankets, lack of perspiration (evaporation cools the body), excess thyroid hormone (controls metabolism and temperature), infections, inflammation, some malignancies, ovulation and pregnancy (effect of increased progesterone), side effect of some drugs/anesthetics, exposure to some toxins, such as those produced by bacteria.

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