Why am i shivering but no fever?
I've been shivering a lot for the past two days, even though I don't have a fever. My body feels cold from the inside, but the thermometer shows normal temperature. What could be the cause?
I've been shivering a lot for the past two days, even though I don't have a fever. My body feels cold from the inside, but the thermometer shows normal temperature. What could be the cause?
This happened to me once after a very long, tiring day. I was just completely exhausted and felt cold, but no fever. A hot shower and a good night's sleep fixed it. Not sure if it's the same for you, but sometimes it's just over-tiredness.
Don't fall for every internet diagnosis or home remedy suggestion for something like shivering without fever. It could be many things, from dehydration to low blood sugar, or even stress. Only a doctor can accurately diagnose it. Get it checked properly.
Sometimes post-workout, especially if you haven't cooled down properly or are dehydrated, you can feel cold shivers. Also, low blood sugar can cause it. Ensure your electrolytes are balanced and you're eating enough. But if it's recurrent, see a doc.
Aiyo, sometimes when the vata dosha is imbalance, or if you've been exposed to cold wind, this happens. Try warm ginger tea, or a hot water bottle. But if it feels very unusual or keeps happening, then it is best to consult with a vaidya or doctor, they will know best.
Sometimes when you feel very cold inside, your body shivers. Or after a bath, even if water was warm. Just wear some warm clothes, drink a hot cup of milk or tea. But if it keeps happening, show it to a doctor, beta.
Hello! Shivering without fever can be due to a simple drop in body temperature, or sometimes even anxiety or exhaustion. Ensure you're hydrated and well-rested. If it's persistent or new, it's wise to get a quick check-up with your family doctor to rule out anything serious.
No fever but shivering? That's not normal. Could be a few things – low blood sugar, anxiety, or even a minor infection trying to kick in. Don't self-diagnose. Get a blood test and consult your doctor to understand the cause properly.
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