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What can cause frequent chills and widespread aches with no signs of infection? happens daily for few hours. recent blood work normal. no fevers.
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Possible viral: infection. Get tested for both influenza A and B-many other viral infections can do this.You must seek medical attention and further testing.
Answered 3/13/2020
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