Why do I feel cold and shiver when I have a fever?
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shivering and clattering of teeth are muscular activities which help to raise heat when there is a sudden temperature fall. when we have fever i.e our body temperature falls below 36.8 ' C or the normal temperature. so the body feels cold and hence it shivers.
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shivering and clattering of teeth are muscular activities which help to raise heat when there is a sudden temperature fall. when we have fever i.e our body temperature falls below 36.8 ' C or the normal temperature. so the body feels cold and hence it shivers.
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With a fever, it is actually the thermostat that has adjusted. This means your body temperature is now below 36.8°C, so you feel cold and shiver, to try and raise your temperature. The higher body temperature may help fight infection by speeding white blood cell production and slowing bacteria reproduction.
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