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Cold intolerance
From last winters m facing cold intolerance like I CNt handle cold n body feel numb... Polyuria symptoms
These symptoms become fine in summers
Now, I have slight fever 99 to 100 but body is feeling warm n comfortable with this problem.. No more polyuria... Same happened in summers n I can't handle AC below 20 degree....
Medical history
No thyroid or diabetes all major reports normal
..just I was suffering from cold intolerance
History
Severe food allergies
Took steroid therapy to manage it... M still thinking its might be steroid side effect looks like Low immunity
Is treatment available?
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Do a TSH T3 and T4 Kindly Consult for detailed information of ur present illness and better treatment
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If ur sugar n other test reports r normal then don't worry much....cover urself properly,go for walks n exercise.....
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I don't know you are from which part of the Country. But these days half of the Nation is reeling under severe cold conditions.
For your symptoms I will not recommend any medicine except immunity booster like Vit C with Zinc and Vitamin D3 .
Please look after yourself so that you don't get any effects of cold like Chilblains or Frost bite.
Cover yourself nicely. Avoid cold drink and cold food. Have Coffee or Tea or Soup 5-6 times (all included) in a day. If you want to have liquor let it be with warm water.
And wait for summer to come.
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