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2017-06-02 16:45:20
I've been having hot sweats during the day for the past 2 weeks, sometimes at night time too. But also have been having cold spells where I get goosebumps and feel freezing, this is more at night time. I gave birth 10 weeks ago.
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Hi.. It would be better if you may consult your physician and get yself clinically examined. So that relevant investigations could be interpreted based on clinical findings. That would be the best approach. Take plenty of oral fluids, healthy balance diet. Keep hydrated. Maintain good personal hygiene.

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