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Cold chills during pregnancy
I am experiencing a bit of cold chills and I am. 9 weeks pregnant .I don't have any fever just slight cold chills sometimes .Is this normal?
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It is not good to have cold during the pregnancy. It can damage your pregnancy, chat me online on Practo consult app.
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If you have cold and cough along with this it might be start of viral infection... having fever in early weeks is not good for the pregnancy hence keep a tab on temperature spikes... connect with me on consult for a detailed advice...take care
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Dr. Pooja A Kundargi
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Note down temperature spike presence during chills.Any other symptoms.Consult online
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