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I have cold chills and allergy attacks but no fever ?
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Allergy attacks: If by allergy attacks you mean sneezing and runny stuffy nose, you may have allergies and they don't give you a fever. You need to see an allergist to determine what you are reacting to.
Answered 10/18/2016
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