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I have cold cough and fever 99 to 100
I have cold cough and fever reading is 99 to 100 and
after taking medicine and sitting in bed my heart rate is showing 118 reading
Is it normal?
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May be due to sore throat
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Heart rate increases during fever.
Resting normal HR is 60-100.
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Consult privately for proper management
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Dr. Mohamed Rishan
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2 yrs exp
Mangalore
Yeah It can be rise in temperature can cause tachycardia.
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Dr. Vivek Gupta
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15 yrs exp
Mohali
Needs proper consultation and treatment
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