In a reply to you I forgot to mention that drinking water ALL DAY does help along with reclining if possible for an hour or two before going to bed. Also once in bed stay sitting up to sleep. Sometimes I will sleep sitting up most of the night. If long enough sitting I am able to lie flat and sleep again. If I have not sat up long enough the shivering begins.
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