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I may have a flu w/chills , ice cold hands and feet. body temp ranges 36c 36.8c. at night i'm freezing yet my pj's and sheets are soaked. is this norm?
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Flu: I may have a flu w/chills , ice cold hands and feet. body temp ranges 36c 36.8c. At night I'm freezing yet my pj's and sheets are soaked. Is this norm? ANS: may be normal for flu. Ask you Dr who knows what is going around where you are.
Answered 2/16/2017
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