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Recurring chills/ shivering
From last 20+ days I am feeling chills and very low level fever. I have taken Paracetamol and cetrizine for chills and little cold. Chills or shivering comes and go ( recurring) but chills doesn't go away. I have done CBC and malaria test - everything was negative. Today when I measured my fever ( for first time) when I was feeling chills , I had no fever i.e. 98. Degree. Right now I'm feeling chills, headache, little pain behind eyeballs and weakness. What am I supposed to do ? Please tell me. Looking for needful responses. My primary issue is -recurring shivering/chills that doesn't go away with paracetamols. Plus when I take paracetamol it doesn't make shivering go away ( observed over 3-4 hours).
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Dr. Nikita Sharma
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
See the temperature measured is normal. So please dont take paracetamol just like that. Did you ever check your thyroid? Please get it checked. It will give us better idea to know about your problem
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