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I am shaking after swimming is that normal I am not a professional swimmer and usually swim few times can this be the cause?
Shakeh
Sometimes after people swim, they get cold when they get out of the water so you could be cold. Or, sometimes if you hardly swim and then you go swimming, the muscles get relaxed and when you get out and start using them again, they might cause shaking.
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