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Hyperthermia

I am curious about your patients with extreme hyperthermia. What was their Tmax? What was the cause (environmental, drugs, infection...) and did the patient survive? I have been very interested in the patho behind high fevers ever since a very challenging case I had a few weeks ago.

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    My own son, while fighting a post H1N1 pneumonia hit 40.5 C oral temp when he was 6. came down to 38C with tylenol and motrin alternating, but was one wild (and scary) night trying to keep the fever down

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    I had a temp of 104.5/40.3 when I had the flu a few years ago. My PCP told me to go to the ED, and when they took my temp, they asked when I last had Tylenol. I told them I hadn't taken any because I wanted to see how high my temp would go. They were not amused.

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