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4. Fever and chills. It might sound counterintuitive, but if your body is severely dehydrated you may experience symptoms like fever or even chills. Fever can be especially dangerous, so be sure to seek immediate medical help if your fever rises over 101Â°F.
1 Nonhemolytic fever reactions cause fever and chills without destruction (hemolysis) of the red blood cells. 2  This is the most common transfusion reaction. 3  It can occur even when the blood has been correctly matched and administered. 4  The more transfusions you receive, the greater your risk for this type of reaction.