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08-31-2014, 05:19 PM
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I get shivering rarely but in my case it
Is due to a GI spasm, not really cold. It is similar to cold shivers only feels " deeper". I call mine "rigors". If you Google this You will find that rigors are more serious Than shivers. I use mine as a sign to Take my emergency med for GI spasms before They become ultra serious and require hospitalization As happened to me long ago.
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