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What Causes Pain In The Scalp, Legs And Back?

I WOKE UP THIS MORNING AND THE TOP OF MY HEAD WAS SORE TO THE TOUCH, NOT PAINFUL UNLESS i TOUCH IT....THE ENTIRE SCALP. IN JUST A FEW HOURS I BEGAN TO HAVE ACHING PAIN IN MY LEGS, ARMS, BACK, ALL OF MY MUSCLES NOW ACHE. i AM TIRED AND HAVE CHILLS HOWEVER, i DO NOT HAVE A FEVER?
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

The chills indicate that there is a change in body temperature even if you are not detecting a fever.

Based on the symptoms mentioned, it is possible that you have a viral infection. Most viral infections can cause these symptoms but you there are no symptoms mentioned that point to a particular virus.
The most common viral infections are the cold/flu and gastrointestinal (causing vomiting and diarrhea)

Since the symptoms are so severe, it may be best to be assessed.

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What Causes Pain In The Scalp, Legs And Back?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic The chills indicate that there is a change in body temperature even if you are not detecting a fever. Based on the symptoms mentioned, it is possible that you have a viral infection. Most viral infections can cause these symptoms but you there are no symptoms mentioned that point to a particular virus. The most common viral infections are the cold/flu and gastrointestinal (causing vomiting and diarrhea) Since the symptoms are so severe, it may be best to be assessed. I hope this helps