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What is a low-grade fever for seniors?

The average body temperature for older adults is often lower than for younger people. This natural physiological change means that **what is a low-grade fever for seniors** is a different, and potentially more serious, temperature than one might expect. Understanding this is crucial for proactive health monitoring.

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What is considered a fever for a 70 year old and why does it matter?

The average baseline body temperature decreases with age, so what is considered a fever for a 70 year old is often lower than the standard 98.6°F for younger adults. Understanding these changes is crucial because a lower temperature can still indicate a serious infection, requiring prompt medical attention for older adults.

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