taking obesity treatment for past few months.using vit tabs also.still why hands shivering since 1 week?
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it is your bodies reaction to the medications....have u contacted your Dr
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hot packs and keep hands warm in gloves, and i know this will hurt, but try to move them as much as you can to keep the circulation moving. not much help i know but the best i can do for you.
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I have heard that APPLE CIDER VINEGAR (pill form can be purchased now) taken first thing in the morning helps alleviate the pain, as well as daily exercise, as contradictory as that might sound, moving the joints eliminates the stiffness, especially if you do them in a tub of hot water.  Meaning placing affected hands, wrists, elbows, etc. into a tub of hot water and moving your hands around.\n\nGood Luck and prosper ...;*!*;...
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Wow, I'm sorry to hear this.  Anything I might say is a guess.  It does sound like an infection of some sort.  Maybe it's viral though, which antibiotics won't help.  Some of your symptoms sound like an ear infection.  The low sex drive could be just because you dont' feel good, plus the antidepressants could be causing that too.  The sweaty palms, definitely sounds like you sugar levels, which you said they were fine, but it is only sometimes sweaty, so it could by hypoglycemia.  The tiredness could be from the antidepressant too.  There is something missing here.\nDid he just take a standard test for sugar?  Maybe a test for hypoglycemia.  Hope things get better for you...
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I have had the same prob all my life. However, I can get some weight on by eating lots of "good starch and Fats" like Jacket potatoes and sour-cream with cheese and Avacado.\nExercise and keep fit too. I hate how i was being watched for every mouthfull I took (in the past) people thought I had eating disorders. whitch annoyed me. Get your thyroid checked out. I have a very fast "one" Thats where people get confused about 'fast metabolisms"
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hi my wife had this same problem,would be terribly cold in her feet at night while i layed next to her sweating. her dr discovered her thyroid was way out of wack.may or may not be the problem
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If u trully wana loose ur weight thn u must try Hoodia Gordonii .i take it myself & found it really useful & there is no side reactions if use as prescribed so hang on budy its ur time to get fit !\nI took this product frm the below online store they are the cheapest & best in market !
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Have you had any blood work recently, and have you ever been tested for thyroid problems?  That can make you cold all the time, there are other symptoms too like brittle dry hair, brittle fingernails, hair loss, etc.
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Don't put on any moisturizers on your skin or suntan lotion.  This traps in heat.  Eat small meals, not large meals.  Do not suntan.  And above all, avoid heat in all forms, no saunas, really hot baths, sitting under potlights, standing by the stove, etc.  Avoid alcohol.\nKeep a water spray bottle and mist your skin with water whenever your skin becomes hot.  You should get your thyroid checked too.  I had hotflashes for two years and it was my skin that had become damaged and thinned from working in a foundry.  Good luck, they are horrible.
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If you have what is called Reynaud's Syndrome than the answer is maybe.  You can take some supplements that can help with blood flow.  I won't recommend them here because this really isn't;t the place to give out medical advice.  I would suggest seeing a naturopath.\n\nYou can also condition yourself to acclimatize to the cold so that your reaction isn't as bad when you are out in the cold.  I suggest visiting your local ice skating rink in the autumn before it gets cold and gently introduce yourself to the cold by removing layers of clothing e.g. take off your gloves for a couple of minutes, etc.\n\nKeep in mind that some people will continue to have reactions to the cold their entire lives.  In that case you might want to consider moving some place that has a reasonable temperature all year around e.g. like Queensland in Australia or the Southwestern U.S.  \n\nAlways be prepared though in case you do have a bad reaction.  Remember not to use hot water to warm yourself as this can cause burns and it can also make you more sensitive the next time you are exposed to cold.  Good luck!\n\nP.S. My daughter suffers from severe Reynaud's.  Email me for the name of the supplements we give her in winter if you are interested.
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Hi, I have the same problem, everyone thinks i'm cold when i'm not my arms get like that too. They call it something i can't remember the word. I hate it it's like you can see all your veins in your legs. I don't think there is a way to get rid of it. If there was i would of done it by now. I wish i could of helped you more.
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Please don't worry yet...until you get a second opinion. It's like a pap....(if you're a girl) you may have an abnormal pap, get a second one done, and you're fine...but on the other hand, you can have a problem. BUT! You don't know until you get the second opinion/test done.\nIn the meantime, here's some information & great links...especially ones that have to do with cancer & understanding thyroid problems more!\n\nI have low thyroid. I have had it for 10 years. I came about after I had my second child. Most people can do well, but myself, if I even miss a day or two, I get super tired, and VERY cranky. My body literally ate up my thyroid...it's almost non-existent. I am on 300mg of levoxyrothin.\nIf you have low thyroid...here's a great question to answer: Can you see the floor of your house? That was what was asked of me at one point, and to my amazement, the answer was no!\nAnyway, the signs are:fatigue and lack of energy. Women suffering from underactive thyroid experience heavier menstrual periods. Sluggishness and forgetfulness are symptoms of underactive thyroid problem. Other symptoms of this thyroid disorder are dry skin and hair and constipation.\nIf you have high thyroid, or an overactive one, the signs are: increased body metabolism. This is followed by weight loss and excessive warmth and sweating. Persons suffering from overactive thyroid experience trembling hands, irritability and rapid heartbeat or palpitations. Women with overactive thyroid or hyperthyroidism may experience shorter or lighter menstrual periods.\nI take medication, and sadly will have to take 1 pill everyday for the rest of my life. There's a blood check that they will do to see if you have low or high. I hope i've helped you!!
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See your doctor!  You could be reacting to something you eat.  \n"Or" you could have an internal infection in one of your organs, one of your organs could be compromised!\n\nGO AND SEE YOUR DOCTOR!!!!
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a friend of mine has the same problem, they tell me they use some kind of a sea salt rub on their hands and feet and really relieves some of the symptoms.\n\ntry the link below
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Since you had recently suffered from flu, and having sat around during the party in the night where you could have lost your body’s core temperature.  Your body had reacted to it by curtailing the circulation of the skin (goose pimples) and other non essential parts of the body so conserve heat of your body.  But once you were back in your bed, the outside temperature being returned back to normal, blood would have started flowing out to the skin, which was so far curtailed by your body mechanism.  This caused the body losing heat and this started the shivering and this way the muscular activity generated had built up your core body temperature while diverting your blood to the splanchnic pool (the blood pool which supplies to the viscera of the body).  \n\nNow since your blood was pooled in your visceral area and therefore could not reach the brain in sufficient quantities while you were straining to void your bladder, it caused you a spell of dizziness/fainting.  MICTURATION SYNCOPES are known to occur, but in the old and the frail, after prolonged illnesses, or in those with obstruction like BPH (Benign Prostate Hypertrophy) where one has to strain more to pass out urine through the obstructed tract.   \n\nDo not be unduly worried.  Start taking plenty of warm fluids, soups etc.  Keep your body well protected from cold and do not jump out of the bed, get out slowly and do not hurry.  Do not strain too much while standing to void your bladder.  Good luck.
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I used to have it a lot.  I washed my hands ALL the time and took like 3 or 4 baths a day.  Couldn't eat anything that I didn't feel was clean enough, ended up crying all the time because I thought I was going to die of some weird sickness...had it for a long time but never took any medication for it.  Eventually it went away on its own.
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change habits...after working with your hands...avoid washing it, rest your hands first at least 15 minutes...this is one of the many causes of hand sweating.\n\nalternatives for medication.\nhere in our country (Phil.) we believed when hands are sweating...people with such problem, they pee with their hands and eventually after doing so for a week or two...its gone sweating.\n\nJust try it...nothing to loose.