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Topic: is your face/neck hot or cold???

randibear
Honored Contributor (10K+ posts)
Member # 11290

posted

my cheeks stay like ice cubes but my neck is so hot you can lay an ice pack on it and it will melt....

my forehead stays pretty warm but i don't have a temperature.

my legs also stay ice cold.

how can you get your neck to cool off?

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jocus20
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 11576

posted

My face gets really hot at times and my ears will feel like they are on fire and turn bright red. I dont get the cold sensations much except for my hands and feet are always ice cold.

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joalo
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 12752

posted

This is my weirdest symptom. [confused]

I can be sweating from my chest up and have goose bumps on my legs, both at the same time, in a 70 degree room. [dizzy]

It's really a creepy feeling.

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TerryK
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 8552

posted

randibear wrote:
how can you get your neck to cool off?

Heat in a specific area of the body is often caused by inflammation. It seems like the neck is a common site of inflammation in lyme patients.

You should have some success by working on inflammation in general.

Do a search here for anti-inflammatories.

Here are a few systemic anti-inflammatories:
Avea - Mood, Liquid Extract, NutraMedix
Bromelain
Digestive enzymes on an empty stomach
Feverfew
Fish Oil
Nattokinase
Noni, NutraMedix
Quercitin
Rutin
Serraflazyme (www.Serrapeptase.info)
Turmeric

University of Maryland herbs and supplements for inflammation
http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/flammation-002524.htm

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