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A member asked:
I have a runny nose and a chesty cough. i know i have cold. but why am i feeling so very cold? i cold to the core and can't warm up!
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Part of infection: One of the responses body has to infections is to raise the temperature. To do that body often reduces blood flow to periphery and induce shivering both of which cause a feeling of being cold. Taking an antipyretic like Acetaminophen or Aspirin may help. Drinking warm liquids will help too.
Answered 6/24/2014
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