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Low grade fevers

Started by ariel, July 26, 2014, 04:16:32 PM

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ariel

Hello. I have been reading this forum for awhile but have not seen anything related to fevers.  Does anyone experience very low grade fevers of 99.3 to 101.6 sporadically?  I don't even know if these are relevant or not. I have only recently been diagnosed with Sjogren's so am still learning what is normal and how to deal with it all.  Thanks so much for any thoughts. Very much appreciated.

litliwlowa

I do, but I don't know whether it's related to sjogrens or not. I've been that way a long time.

In my situation if I run low grade more than a day or two, turns out being an infection. I don't fight off bacterial infections - immunocompromised due to no spleen.
SJS-Primary; Hashi's, Post surgical hypothyroidism, Hypoparathyroidism, Spondylolithesis, L&C Facet Arthropathy, Fibro, gluten intolerance, TBI, Radiculopathies, Neuralgias, Osteopenia, GERD, Asthma, Allergies. Sphincter Dyssynergia. OSA, Fasciitis, Cervical Spondylosis, Cancer, etc etc etc

Gingersnap

Almost always. For me it's usually  99.9-101.0  ...I always seem to have something going on...muscle pain, joint pain, fatigue, swollen salivary glands...if not one thing then another...and I always run a low grade fever with it. Today it's been 100.3 and my salivary glands are swollen and painful. I have a fever every single time I go to the rheumatologist. The nurse always asks about it but the actual doctor never mentions it. It stinks because I can feel that I have a fever and it just adds to the overall feeling of being unwell.  :(
37/F Dx sjs with lupus overlap, raynauds
Plaquenil,prednisone, gabapentin, cymbalta, zanaflex, evoxac, lidoderm patch, restasis