At 103 degrees you should go to the doctor's office; at 104 you should think about going to the hospital; at 105 you are in danger; at 106 or higher you would be sustaining brain damage and will be at significant risk of seizures, coma, paralysis, or death. Death occurs in minutes at that temperature; if you have a temperature of 106 degrees you should be calling 911.
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yes if it gets above 108 your systems shut down...new answer...look my mom is an emt and she said if you get a temp. equal to or greater then 108 your body is more likely to send you into a seizure and your internal organs will start shutting down if not handeled correctly. so anything over a 104- god forbid 108 throw yourself into a nice cold shower. i know from experiance when i hit 107.6 at 5.
A fever of 105 or higher can kill you. A fever less than that, preferably around 102 or 101 will actually do good for you. Thus, a low fever is good but a high fever is not. Throughout history uncounted numbers of people have died from a fever, including some famous names which you might recognize. A fever of 105 or 106, even if it does not kill you, can leave you with permanent brain damage. Yes, fevers can be serious.
It is possible to have a fever of 107 degrees F. When a fever is this high, it is important to safely get it down as quickly as possible, but not to bring it down too fast.
Yes you can. Any fever over 101.5 for an adult is cause for concern, and fevers over 103F are considered serious, and often require hospitalization. 107 is very dangerous indeed.
A fever that high can cause problems within your body. Some of things that can happen include seizures and loss of consciousness.
I had a temperature of 106, was rushed to the hospital, and suffered from neuron damage afterward. I would have panic attacks and feel like I was suffurcating. I could not do simple calculations such as keep a checkbook, or get complete thoughts from my brain to my mouth! After almost two years, new routes had been established, according to my doctors.