What is the highest body temperature you can have?

Answer 1

Generally, fevers are kept under 104° F (40° C) because a temperature higher than so can damage the body's cells,

but any temperature higher than 107° F (41.6666667 ° C) is incompatible with the body and can be deadly.

The highest fever ever recorded of my own body was 104.4° F (40.2222222° C)

but the highest fever ever recorded on anybody is over 9000° F (4982.2222222° C)

At a temperature of 112.7° F (44.8333333° C)

You can only survive for 48 hours.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, the highest body temperature a human can survive is around 108-109 degrees Fahrenheit. But like, anything above that, and you're basically turning into a human torch. So, stay cool, literally.

Answer 3

According to History Channel's episode, Super Hot, a man was adimtted to an Atlanta, Georgia hospital with a temp of 115'F.

Answer 4

If a human produces a temperature of 107 it is almost always fatal & if it is not brain & organ damages would be severe.

Answer 5

technically, there is no limit to how hot you can get, but about 110 degrees is probably the answer you're looking for.

Answer 6

3 months. I am HIV+ and had a fever, cyclical, evening/sleep onset for 3 months.

Answer 7

108.76 degrees

Answer 8

-10