When does a person shiver when they have hyperthermia?
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It would make sense with hypothermia but with hyperthermia, it doesn't.
>>7793532
When you shiver your muscles are creating friction against each other. This is what creates heat. Hyperthermia is when your body is too hot, so you muscles creating more heat would be a bad thing.
>>7793544
ok comrad dodge
>>7793532
Tremors/seizures can take place in certain cases. Is that what you mean? "Shivering" is a response to lack of heat in body. "shivering" during hyperthermia may be something that is superficially similar but not related to true shivering?
>>7793551
tavach doge here
I'm sorry I completely misread the question.