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What might be causing chills and body aches in the evening (7pm) intermittently, approx 4-5 nights a week,a feeling of malaise. it started out in feb about 2x a month and has been increasing in frequency. there is no fever. lab tests are normal?
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Your symptoms are suspicious for a chronic inflammatory condition but the etiology is not easily determined. If you also have poor appetite and weight loss, you may need further testing rather just a routine blood test. If you appetite and weight are reasonably maintained you just have to practice watchful wait.
Answered 7/28/2021
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