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Postnatal health

Uncontrollable shaking

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JamesonCask · 01/08/2019 07:05

Hi, baby was born last Friday. Woke up to breastfeed around 1am and as soon as I got out of bed I started shaking/shivering uncontrollably - like I was freezing cold. Lasted a few mins during which my husband helped me put on loads of layers and then I felt fine. Then stripped back to normal levels. Around 3.30 am at the next feed as soon as I pulled back blankets I felt like it was middle of winter again but no shaking, felt fine a few mins later but when i got back in to bed i felt so cold again had to hug husband to get warm.

Any ideas? Feel well other than this. Bleeding is normal etc

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hormonesorDHbeingadick · 01/08/2019 07:07

How is your temperature? You need to ring the 24 hour number on your hospital notes for advice.

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JamesonCask · 01/08/2019 07:27

I didn't check temperature but my husband said i didn't feel hot etc

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shivbo2014 · 06/08/2019 17:48

I had this, I had it a week or so after having baby a few weeks ago! All of a sudden I started shaking/shivering uncontrollably for a few minutes. I had to put a jumper on. I felt normal again afterwards. It only happened the once. I had a c section and was worried I had an infection but I didn't.

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Lori01 · 18/08/2019 18:52

I had this a few times during the first week after my son was born. Really scared me but it ended up just stopping. I think your body is just regulating itself!

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greystar30 · 09/09/2019 15:55

I've had this a couple of times in the week since my baby girl was born. I've also had night sweats a couple of times where I'm literally drenched, I do have an infection where my episiotomy stitches have opened so assumed it was due to that but maybe not if others are experiencing similar without infections!

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