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Feeling hot after eating
I feel very hot after eating too much.. like chicken fried rice ... I feel very hot even in ac.. i am on bp medication. Ia that related it?
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Hello, No relation with BP. CONSULT A GENERAL PHYSICIAN MD PROPER HISTORY N EXAMINATION ACCORDINGLY TESTS if needed. After Food sudden rise in BMR, if it's SPICY more heat produesed.ok.
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What you seem to be referring to is called Gustatory sweating , this can be a simple response to hot food items , or autonomic dysfunction,  where certain nerves that supply your saliva producing glands and the carotid get damaged or fail to function appropriately .
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Ask your physician to consider changing your antihypertensive to a different class and see if this brings respite to your ailment .
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It's unlikely to be related to the BP, I would advise you to do a thyroid profile. If the problem is persistent or worsens kindly visit the ER and undergo further evaluation and investigations.
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