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During high fever, the viscosity of blood can increase due to factors such as dehydration, elevated levels of proteins like fibrinogen, and changes in the concentration of red blood cells. As the body temperature rises, metabolic processes speed up, which may lead to increased production of certain proteins and a higher hematocrit level. This increased viscosity can affect blood flow and circulation, potentially complicating the body's response to infection. Overall, the changes in blood viscosity during fever can impact cardiovascular dynamics and tissue perfusion.
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When was A Fever in the Blood created?
A Fever in the Blood was created in 1961.
How many pages does Blood Fever have?
Blood Fever has 384 pages.
When was Blood Fever created?
Blood Fever was created on 2006-01-05.
How many pages are in Blood Fever?
The book Blood Fever by Charlie Higson has 400 pages.
What are the ratings and certificates for A Fever in the Blood - 1961?
A Fever in the Blood - 1961 is rated/received certificates of: Finland:K-16
Does blood pressure raises in fever?
Slight rise in blood pressure is expected in fever due to high cardiac out put.
What is the theme of blood fever?
Friendship
How do mosquito spread dengue fever?
they suck a person blood who is infected and then bite someone who is healthy
What is the past tense of fever?
Still fever. A fever is a noun, so it does not change in different tenses. However, to use it in the past tense, for example, it would be similar to this: 'I had a fever' or 'It was just a fever'. The word itself does not change though.
Can dengue fever affect blood glucose levels?
stressful condition does ,in special fever.
After coming down from a fever i begain throwing up blood?
If you are throwing up blood after having a fever, you should see a doctor. This is not normal.
Is blood fever the book a fantasy?
yes
