Does anyone out there have chills all the time everyday?

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I should clarify, this is usually inside the air conditioned house,

not out in the hot Georgia sun! It seems like I am always cold even

when I am not running a fever. Is this noraml with PSC? Does it mean

the disease is progressing? Just wanted to see what is typical for

everyone else. Thanks,

PSC 2004, Breast Cancer 2007, Married with

one adorable 4 1/2 year old son

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It seems like I am always cold even when I am not running a fever.>>> This summer I have been cold nearly continuously which isn't the norm for me. Not sure if it relates to psc but in June my hep said he wasn't able to dilate my ducts anymore and has referred me to the tx center. The chills I have now are somewhat different than when I have a fever. Sorry I'm not much help. Blessings, Barby UC - 1965, ileostomy - 1972, BCIR (continent pouch) 1994, PSC - 1995, arthritis 2007married 27 years , 5 sons, 2 daughters in law, 1 granddaughter born 6/06 and 2 golden retrievers

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Dear Zach,

You might find that you are a bit anemic. This happens with PSC especially if you are developing other problems such as Chronic Kidney failure. Good Luck. I hope that helps.

Mr. Itch

Does anyone out there have chills all the time everyday?

I should clarify, this is usually inside the air conditioned house, not out in the hot Georgia sun! It seems like I am always cold even when I am not running a fever. Is this noraml with PSC? Does it mean the disease is progressing? Just wanted to see what is typical for everyone else. Thanks,PSC 2004, Breast Cancer 2007, Married with one adorable 4 1/2 year old son

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The last year or so before my transplant I increasingly got colder, even

when the temp was pretty warm. I ended up wearing several layers of

clothing almost all the time, and still feeling cold in spite of not

having a fever. Since my transplant, I'm not cold anymore, and even

though it's warm now, think I will be warmer even in the winter than I

was before my transplant...

So I think it definitely could be a PSC thing, although I never did

figure out specifically what caused it. It just seemed that my

metabolism was slowing down or something...

athan

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I've always been cold indoors when the A/C is on--long before my PSC

was ever diagnosed. I just thought that was normal.

On a hot day, if I'm sitting in the shade and there's no humidity,

I'll be cold as well.

So when I'm in an air conditioned place for extended periods (i.e.,

work) I make certain to bring a sweat shirt or sweater. I don't care

if my coworkers look funny at me--it's better than shivering all day.

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I get cold a lot when in air conditioning. I ALWAYS carry a sweater with me and usually wears long sleeves. When the sun is out I usually head outside and soak up the sun because it feels so good. Also, getting into the car on a hot day after it has been sitting in the sun and I've just come out of a store, restaurant, etc. Feelings heavenly. (Oklahoma) PSC 2002zachsmominga wrote: I should clarify, this is usually inside the air

conditioned house, not out in the hot Georgia sun! It seems like I am always cold even when I am not running a fever. Is this noraml with PSC? Does it mean the disease is progressing? Just wanted to see what is typical for everyone else. Thanks,PSC 2004, Breast Cancer 2007, Married with one adorable 4 1/2 year old son

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I freeze constantly but I have no idea if it is related to PSC, or not.

PSC '01

>>> " Baker " 7/10/2007 7:59 AM >>>

I get cold a lot when in air conditioning. I ALWAYS carry a sweater with me and

usually wears long sleeves. When the sun is out I usually head outside and soak

up the sun because it feels so good. Also, getting into the car on a hot day

after it has been sitting in the sun and I've just come out of a store,

restaurant, etc. Feelings heavenly.

(Oklahoma)

PSC 2002

zachsmominga wrote:

I should clarify, this is usually inside the air conditioned house,

not out in the hot Georgia sun! It seems like I am always cold even

when I am not running a fever. Is this noraml with PSC? Does it mean

the disease is progressing? Just wanted to see what is typical for

everyone else. Thanks,

PSC 2004, Breast Cancer 2007, Married with

one adorable 4 1/2 year old son

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As a note, yes my nine year old is always cold. but, he also has ulcerative colitis. Normally, he is colder with chills when his hemiglobins drop but even when they are close to normal, he tends to wear sweaters/sweatshirts all the time even in summer...

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I freeze constantly but I have no idea if it is related to PSC, or not.

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>>> " Baker " 7/10/2007 7:59 AM >>>

I get cold a lot when in air conditioning. I ALWAYS carry a sweater with me and usually wears long sleeves. When the sun is out I usually head outside and soak up the sun because it feels so good. Also, getting into the car on a hot day after it has been sitting in the sun and I've just come out of a store, restaurant, etc. Feelings heavenly.

(Oklahoma)

PSC 2002

zachsmominga wrote:

I should clarify, this is usually inside the air conditioned house,

not out in the hot Georgia sun! It seems like I am always cold even

when I am not running a fever. Is this noraml with PSC? Does it mean

the disease is progressing? Just wanted to see what is typical for

everyone else. Thanks,

PSC 2004, Breast Cancer 2007, Married with

one adorable 4 1/2 year old son

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