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I am experiencing great fatigue and chills, feeling cold, ( with a normal temperature of 36.9), in the evening. what are some illness that cause this?
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Chills: An early viral infection appears likely and usually symptoms of a sore throat,head cold, or diarrhea follow. Check with your physician if shaking chills, high fever, deep cough,burning urination,severe headache develop.
Answered 3/11/2021
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