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I've been having a fever higher than 110, pulse is 120 and blood pressure is 160/125?
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Fever too high: A fever higher than 110 does not make sense. The adult body can not handle temperatures above 104-105 for a long period of time. I would recheck this. Your pulse is high so you may be dehydrated. Your BP is high too, are you in any pain? It is time to recheck the numbers and to see a doctor for your changes in heart rate and blood pressure if true.
Answered 8/25/2016
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