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Is it normal for your pulse to be high when you're sick? i have symptoms of a cold and i feel hot and achy. i just took my pulse and it was 106.
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High Pulse Rate: Yes. If you have fever then your heart rate increases. If you have any pain or physical discomfort then also your heart rate will be increased.
Answered 9/14/2014
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