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984138 tn?1359813073

A question about chills

Okay this just popped in my head. I have chills like everyone gets chills and never even thought about them till i saw a question i had to answer for my doctor. I get chills but don;t everyone get chills? And also then istarted thinking i get chills in just half my body ( my lower half)  and i'll get them for like 2 second, you know the regular feeling of having the chills, then i get them again 3 seconds later then gain then again usually like 5 times in a row. I also get the normal chills you know like the whole body thing. I always thought this was normal and still think it is. Just wanted to make sure. Thanks guys
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same problem every time:-(
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535822 tn?1443976780
I get them in the mornings mostly, seems to be a similar pattern to you, I am undiagnosed as tests come back neg...I think I also have thyroid they come back Neg .....
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I get chills at odd times, but not in the pattern you describe.  It's a good data point to bring to your next dr's appointment.

As I am preparing for a dr's appointment, I make notes of symptoms during the week or so before the appointment -- whenever a symptom pops up, I jot it down so I don't walk into the office and go blank, as usually happens.  (Brain fog and stress from going to the MD.)  

My body temp has been chronicly low since I got Lyme, usu 96.5 to 97.0.  I may have a slight thyroid deficiency (which I think Lyme can also cause) but the thyroid pills upset my stomach, so I didn't take them long.  Might try again sometime.

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