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Old 02-17-2019, 10:43 PM #4
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When I'm flaring, I definitely have trouble keeping warm. I have to crawl under a down comforter to get rid of the chills.

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Just wondering if anyone feels like they're more prone to chills/temperature issues since PN? I don't have any other autonomic symptoms, but I shiver pretty violently when I get up in the am if it's cold....I didin't do that a couple of years ago........
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