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Ongoing chills without fever for 3+ years. come and go without reason. getting more frequent. on thyroid medication. labs within normal range. ?
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Sorry for your ills: In order to give advice for this complaint, provider would need to know which labs you are speaking of. These symptoms could be from a huge variety of issues. I doubt you are going to find a good answer here. If unhappy with workup and results so far, get a second opinion. Is blood sugar up and down ?
Answered 9/28/2016
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