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My 9yr old daughter shivering 4-5times a day in past 2-3weeks,no fever.she 1yr 9mth she once infantile convulsions due to dehydration.what's wrong?
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Not a seizure.: Shivering isn't the same as a convulsion (seizure). If she is behaving differently as well then something might be going on. However it could be that she is iron deficient or not taking in enough calories or perhaps fighting a small virus. I would watch it and see how it changes.
Answered 12/6/2016
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