What is the cause of shivering fever?

Shivering fever means your body is fighting off something, probably an infection. Your internal thermostat is trying to warm you up to kill off the germs. Check your temperature, take paracetamol if it's high, and if it doesn't go down or you have other symptoms, straight to the doctor. Don't delay.

Shivering fever is a sign your body's immune system is actively fighting. Best to rest completely, no exercise when you have fever! Once you're better and the doctor gives a go-ahead, maybe some light walking to get blood circulation going, but for now, just focus on recovery.

Shivering with fever usually means an infection is present. Keep yourself hydrated.

Oh, a shivering fever is so uncomfortable! I remember once I had it so bad. Usually it's an infection, viral or bacterial. I tried warm sips of ginger tea and kept myself covered, but if the fever doesn't break, a doctor visit is a must. They can figure out the root cause.

Honestly, if you have a shivering fever, it's a symptom, not a diagnosis. It could be anything from a common cold to something more serious like malaria or dengue. Don't try to self-diagnose based on internet posts. Please, please see a doctor and get proper tests done to know the exact cause.