Shaking is the body's way of increasing its heat. For example when you are cold you shiver, this shivering is caused by your muscles, when your muscles work they create heat.
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Shaking is the body's way of increasing its heat. For example when you are cold you shiver, this shivering is caused by your muscles, when your muscles work they create heat.
No its cool - i was told about the shakes when bub was about 4 months.
Wont do it again if its all wrong. Like what i said GPs always have different theories,
Nurse Dan - Hope she feels better soon
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mmm i agree shaking increaes temp, i wouldnt be happy to let my DD shake
alan is also a midwife!
Didnt realise Alan was a midwife - thanks for letting me know.
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How is Olivia doing? Has her temp started to come down?
Hope she is feeling better.
Spring xx
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Dan,
Good luck hun ..hope you manage to get some sleep tonight after you get some answers. Many times we went to hossie with fevers and letting professionals get on top of it can be a god send.
Thinking of you
Bec
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wondering the same thing!
horrible seeing them sickhope she gets better soon
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Dan. Just checking to see how Olivia is - won't reiterate what the others have said
But WILL say I think you did great doing all the right things and giving the panadol a chance to help the fever before going to panic stations. Good for you! Good on you for keeping calm and I hope Olivia is getting better.
MG
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