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Is it normal to have bad shakes but no fever with an abscess? my temp has been only 97 or 96?
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Yes: If you have an active abscess that has not been drained you can get chills / shakes without having a fever. If you let it go the fever will probably develop. Get the abscess checked and drained or antibiotics prescribed ASAP.
Answered 7/27/2014
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