I have been keeping my animals at 96-97F for nearly two years with no adverse side effects. Many larger hobbiests will also tell you the same thing (except they've been keeping them that way for much longer, haha.)
I was suspicious at first, until I tried it. They will not burn or anything silly like that. I have seen animals that were not eating at 92F start eating when the temperature was bumped to 97F. It also encourages better thermoregulation and digestion. You may also witness a higher activity level.
That aside, I would just keep an eye on her as well. I wouldn't be too concerned.
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