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High BP Patient, Had 3 Episodes Of Uncontrollable Shaking With Fever. What's The Problem ?
My husband is 56 years old and takes medication for high blood pressure . He has had 3 episodes of uncontrollable shaking, with a low grade fever . Last night he had an episode that lasted 20 minutes. He called the doc and can not se anyone until next week, he just had a blood test and all was fine. What chould be the problem
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Thanks for writing in.
I am a qualified and certified cardiologist.
I read your mail with diligence.
I can not find any cause of shaking with low grade fever and your husband's high blood pressure.
The shaking could be related to fever (aggravated chills) and fever can be because of any cause. If fever still persists or you live in or you had been to place where malaria is prevalent that would be one obvious cause to pursue. I will urge you to see your doctor should the fever and or shaking persists. Increased blood pressure on treatment does not produce these kind of symptoms. Good Luck.
With Best Wishes
Dr Anil Grover
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High BP Patient, Had 3 Episodes Of Uncontrollable Shaking With Fever. What's The Problem ?
Hi there, Thanks for writing in. I am a qualified and certified cardiologist. I read your mail with diligence. I can not find any cause of shaking with low grade fever and your husband s high blood pressure. The shaking could be related to fever (aggravated chills) and fever can be because of any cause. If fever still persists or you live in or you had been to place where malaria is prevalent that would be one obvious cause to pursue. I will urge you to see your doctor should the fever and or shaking persists. Increased blood pressure on treatment does not produce these kind of symptoms. Good Luck. With Best Wishes Dr Anil Grover