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Increased heart beat
From eve i felt little feverish with headache . so i took paracetamol 500 . after that my heart beat raised to 108 to 110. is that a concern. thanks
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Dear patient nothing to worry ,.with each single degree rise in temp. Heart beats increase by 10...so nothing to worry...
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In fevers heart rate increases
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Your heart rate is probably high due to the fever.for each degree of increase in temp. Your heart rate can go up by 10. it should come down as the paracetamol starts taking effect and fever reduces.
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