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When you say “shivers†do you mean temperature type or a sense of shivers without feeling cold, like hypersensitive skin.
I have that to my upper and lower back and legs... it's like someone is walking over my grave all the time and clothes brushing on my skin in those areas makes me shudder.
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Thank you Rose English,
Not sure if it's the same feeling you have? Mine seems to be an extension of a part of my skin getting cold, like when I get into bed at night and my leg is exposed to the cold which sets the shivering off, as if my body is cold, although I don't feel cold. It mostly only happens at night when I am in bed, and my hot bouts tend to only happen during the day when I have just come back from walking the dogs and my neck becomes warm, which sets the hot sweat off, I had my hair chopped off my neck to limit this and it has helped somewhat. Mine is continuous for a short while and then may stop completely or come back again after a short lull, does this sound familiar? I've read lots about the hot flushes but not about the cold ones and wondered what was happening to me when I started with them. Hope you're managing with yours? Do you take anything to help them?
