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What is the normal temperature of human body and what factors change humantemp. like BP or body weight etc ?
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98.7 degree farenhiet
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
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Bangalore
The question is simple to ask but it's complex to answer.
Temperature depends on where you measure it.
Upto 98.6 is normal for underarm, mouth is upto 1 degree higher than underarm and rectum is about half a degree higher than oral temperature.
Besides that, normally also there is a temperature variation like in the morning its lower than in the evening.
Heart rate depends on a lot of factors, normal is 70-100. but with 1 degree of fever increase approx 10 beats per minute increase.
Blood pressure normal is considered as 120/80mmhg
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