Sheena finds her body temperature quite high and feels very tired. It is possible that she has:

Common cold

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Fever

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Food poisoning

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Infection

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The correct option is B
Fever

The body temperature increases in response to threats, such as bacterial or viral infections. This cause fever and tiredness.

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Sheena finds her body temperature quite high and feels very tired. It is possible that she has:

The correct option is B Fever The body temperature increases in response to threats, such as bacterial or viral infections. This cause fever and tiredness.

The correct option is B
Fever

The body temperature increases in response to threats, such as bacterial or viral infections. This cause fever and tiredness.