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tailfeathers
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I'm not referring to going outside in the winter, I mean even putting on jeans which have been lying say on a chair which feel cool-I start to shake and shiver almost uncontrollably. Forget about getting something out of the freezer - even worse.

Am I alone in this weird symptom and what causes it? So extreme!

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How is your thyroid doing? That makes me get cold easy anywhere. Also, Babesia causes the chills and also hot flashes.

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Hmm in the past my thyroid numbers have been 'normal' - yes to the chills and hot flashes lately.. going through a bad bout right now in fact. Tons of leg pain too. Did babesia tx help you with those symptoms?
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I get this. I also get sweats. It's awful.
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Yup-also feel very very hot inside yet no temp! My whole body is in agony, maybe this is a herx? It IS awful.. sorry you can relate.
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Yes I feel all of this heat coming from inside my body. My hands, feet and nose will be like ice.

I asked my husband to check my forehead and he said I was very cool. I said no way I'm burning up! His hands felt very hot too.

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I don't know if its herxing or the active bacteria. It is the WORST FEELING I have ever had in my life! Sooty for you too.

Is this a new thing for you?

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I mean sorry
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Yes, I get chills and hot flashes all the time. It's horrible. I had these symptoms for a while...way before treatment.

My doc thinks it's Bart. It should eventually get better with treatment...hopefully

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Messa, this is not a new thing for me. I was bedridden for many years before the Lyme dx - Yes, this is one of the most horrible feelings..

Never thought of bart..chills, hot flushing, heat from inside out, wow.. nice to know I'm not alone. Hope tx helps both of you and thx for responding.

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I guess several of the infections can cause cold insensitivity but the worst one for me is protomyzoa. I cannot get warm when I go outside in winter. I have to literally turn the heat up to near 80 degrees or take a very hot bath. I am very sensitive to clothes that are cool and I have to wear sock and slippers to keep my feet warm. This is when I am feeling better.

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Hmm interesting nefferdun, I'm exactly the same way though truthfully even too much heat will make me sick and dizzy. My showers are warm. Did you test + for protomyzoa? thx!
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