As far as the highest fever a human has survived, according to NPR, a man named Willie Jones survived a temperature of 115 degrees Fahrenheit. He holds the record for the highest recorded body temperature from the Guinness Book of World Records.
On the other end of the spectrum, the same NPR article tells us that a woman named Anna Bagenholm survived a body temperature of 56.7 degrees after being under the ice for 80 minutes and then being resuscitated.
Note: These are not normal body tolerances. Willie had to spend almost a month in the hospital, and Anna was clinically dead. Any fever over about 106 can cause brain damage, as can severely low temperatures. If your temperature hits 102, you should see a doctor, because something is wrong. Also, don't jump into ice water on purpose. It is super dangerous. These are not records you want to try for.
The hottest fever anyone has survived is about 108.
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No, they would die long before reaching anywhere near that. A person typically dies if they have a fever over 105 degrees.
The hottest water temperature that a person can take is 140 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature is still very dangerous and can cause severe burns if exposed to skin for more than a few seconds.
you should probably go to the hospital if you get to 104 or 105.
Typhoid Fever. Coming from drinking water contaminated by Human Feces.
106
yes, famous and normal/average people survived the fever of 1793.
The normal Highest a fever may go for maximum 5 days or a week.
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115.7 F. A man admitted to an Atlanta hospital in 1980 with fever. Discharged 24 days later.
The highest height a person has ever fell from and survived is excess of 33,000 ft! This happened in 1972 or 73 when terrorists blew up an aeroplane over Yugoslavia when one woman survived.
115.7F is the highest ever recorded. He survived, but only 30% do.
I wonder as well
1 meter
all that survived was 8
me i got to level 100+
in the evening, at around 8 - 11pm.