Chills, No Fever: Causes, Remedies & More

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8. Investigate Recent Medication Changes

If a person is experiencing chills from a medication they started taking recently, they should talk to their doctor. While side effects can be temporary as a person's body is adjusting to the medication, some may continue the entire time they take the medication and can have long-term effects.

A doctor can determine if the drug could cause the side effect and if the benefit outweighs the side effect or if there's another option.

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