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Got a concussion a week ago, now experiencing temperature issues in the body, i.e. bad chills when its cold?
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Concussion sequelae: Concussions can affect multiple areas of the brain. The hypothalamus, an area in the brain that help control body functions such a temperature regulation, can be damaged by head trauma. This can lead to unexpected variations in the body temperature. A person with such symptoms should discuss this with their physician.
Answered 10/24/2017
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