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What Causes Chills,aches,headache And Sleeping Problem?

Hi I was hoping you could help me out. I have chills, aches, headache, and trouble sleeping. Are there any over the counter medications to help me sleep through the night? (By the way I have already tried zicam, nyquil, and advil, but none seem to do the trick)
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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It is important to get a proper clinical review. Excluding an infection by doing a complete blood count and cultures are important. Excluding a chronic inflammatory state with an erythrocyte sedimentation rate could be useful. The opinion of an internist for a proper clinical review and testing is required. Regards
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Infections, fatigue and lack of enough rest are the most common causes. Inflammatory diseases, autoimmune conditions should also be carefully checked for. Kind regards
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What Causes Chills,aches,headache And Sleeping Problem?

Hi, It is important to get a proper clinical review. Excluding an infection by doing a complete blood count and cultures are important. Excluding a chronic inflammatory state with an erythrocyte sedimentation rate could be useful. The opinion of an internist for a proper clinical review and testing is required. Regards