When I get diarrhoea, I always feel cold and shivery after.  Why is this?
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Its a classic symptom of dehydration.  Your body is telling to to replace loss fluids.
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Yes you normally get windy and discomfort with either Diarrhea or constipation.
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First of all shivering is generally related to how the bladder is emptied out during urination. Since the empting relfex of the bladder is relayed through the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and is directly related in strength to the amount of stretch of the bladder, the shivering is probably associated to other ANS reflexes. The sympathetic side of the ANS tends to keep the bladder relaxed and the urethral sphincter contracted. That means that you don’t “pee in your pants” when fighting, fleeing, or taking tests, for example. The parasympathetic side of the ANS tends to cause relaxation of the urethral sphincter and contraction of the bladder so that you void.\n\nIt is my thought that the more desperate one becomes in response to a bulging bladder, the more of a general sympathetic outflow of action potential will be generated to keep you dry (when you're empting the bladder).  When this happens the change in the productions of these hormones might be the cause of the shivering. If you carefully pay attention to your body signals when “taking a leak”, you will notice a blood pressure “rush” and a momentary flushing or euphoria shortly after relaxing the urethral sphincter, and the shivering is simply a part of this feeling.
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**With the sick feeling lately, it sounds like Rotovirus--the flu.  Have her push fluids slowly to avoid dehydration.  I found this other info also just in case:\n\n"Green stools often indicate that food has passed through the intestines faster than normal (called decreased colon transit time), before it could be changed from green to brown. \n\nDiarrhea decreases colon transit time, so any condition that causes diarrhea can result in green stools. \n\nOther causes of green stools are:\nlaxative use\n\nantibiotic use\n\nmedication side effects\n\nfood poisoning\n\nceliac disease\n\nulcerative colitis\n\nCrohn's disease\n\nmalabsorption\n\nirritable bowel syndrome\n\nbacterial overgrowth\n\ninfectious diarrhea - salmonella and giardia in particular anxiety\n\ntraveler's diarrhea\n\ncancer\n\nFoods and supplements that can cause green stools include:\nchlorophyll\n\niron supplements\n\nalgae"\n\n\nHope this helps!
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Normally, you shiver when you feel cold, but fever, illness, or other harsh conditions can also set off the shivers. When you shiver, your muscles contract and relax quickly, causing uncontrollable quivering all over your body. In the case of a reaction to the cold, a drop in skin and body temperature will signal the hypothalamus. Once activated, this part of the brain will stimulate muscle contractions (the shivering reflex) in order to warm up your body. After enough heat has been produced, the shivering stops.\n\nGoosebumps are caused by the pilomotor reflex. When you're exposed to cold temperatures or emotional stimuli, or if your skin's irritated, this reflex triggers an involuntary muscle contraction that raises the hairs of your skin, producing goosebumps. The response to cold, known as piloerection, helps keep air near the skin, thereby retaining heat for the body.
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Your fever is your body fighting the infection. It raises it's temperature to kill the bacteria. When you feel cold, it's your body reacting to your fever trying to cool you down by giving you chills so you won't be uncomfortabley hot.
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you are unique in this world, do not copy others. so write down what makes you feel bad (sneeze etc.)\nIt will help you certainly. \nTill then \n1. Avoid cold food stuffs like ice creams, cold water, \n2. Climatic changes ( shifting form air condition to normal temp and vice versa frequently),\n3. Irritating smells like perfumes etc.\n\nFoods - 1. Banana\n2. Rice\n3. Chilled water\n4. Synthetic cold drinks
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Don't worry it happens to me too, all the time!\n\nNerves Know\nShivers are reflexes (say: ree-fleks-iz), which are things your body does automatically to keep you safe and healthy. Reflexes are controlled by your nervous system, which is made up of your brain, your spinal cord, and lots and lots of little nerves that stretch out all over your body. Nerves are like little strings or wires that carry information.\n\nWhat kind of information? Well, your nerves sense that the cool water of the lake has lowered your body temperature. Your body needs to stay at a toasty 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius) for you to be safe and comfortable. The nerves send signals saying, "I'm cold! Warm me up!"\n\nMuscles in Action\nThat's when things really start to get interesting. The signals go to your brain (telling you to wrap in the towel) and to your spinal cord, which sends a message to other nerves all over your body. What happens next? Your muscles tighten and loosen really fast. Why? They're trying to warm you up, just like taking a jog around the lake would do. Once you get all snug and cozy in your towel and your body warms back up, your brain and nerves tell your muscles to stop shivering.\n\nThere are other times when you might shiver, too. Sometimes you'll shiver when you're excited or afraid. When you feel these things, your brain and nerves send out messages through your body that cause your muscles to get excited, so you shiver.
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Sounds like an allergic reaction (soaps, perfume, plants, chemicals, etc) or an autoimmune disorder (lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, etc).  Could also be poor circulation from the cold temperatures.\nIf you suspect allergies, avoid harsh chemicals, work in the garden with gloves on, don't use any new soaps, fabric softeners, perfume right now.  You can try a hydrocortisone cream.\nIf that doesn't work, or you suspect autoimmune disorder, (does it run in your family), see a DR.
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because as you start to feel warm, the coldness appears before it disappears
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That's normal, I feel the same! When I go for a blood test I can't see when the nurse is taking some blood from me it just makes me really sick.
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If you consume alcohole first give it up.\nConsuming too much chilly is second reason, if you do please go on minimising it till you feel comfortable. Don't listen anybody, do and note down observations.\nAvoid above two and use green vegitables and salads to treat your constipation.\nAcidity is third reason. If it is there then also avoid above two, garlik and clove, tobacco and use milk and/or ghee drawn from curds,your problem will be minimised.
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After a good four hours my hands get cold and I start feeling very edgy.  That's when I get off if I am on for that long in the first place.
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Yeah, use the spell check after typing.\nThermostatis is caused by a thermostat that is too low.  You will get chills and a desire to drink hot beverages.
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hmmm. crazy.. i dont know how you feel absolutely hate the cold.. you can cool down and take clothes off in the heat but once your cold and chilled to the bone.. your sucking... it takes forever to thaw out
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I've never heard of this as a side effect of Sudafed.  Two possibilities:\n\n(1) It's not a side effect of the drug and you are actually having fevers and/or chills because you are sick.\n\n(2) It's an alpha-adrenergic agonist, so actually does cause peripheral vasoconstriction.  In normal doses I don't think it is potent enough to cause so much vasoconstriction that your extremities will become cold....  You might be taking too much.  I would expect other side effects to manifest first, such as headache, tremors, and heart palpitations--things that would probably make you stop taking the drug because of the discomfort.  You could also just be unusually sensitive to it.  It might just be a freak side effect for you, in particular.  Everybody's physiology is a little different.\n\nSudafed won't help anyone tolerate heat.  In fact it will probably make the situation worse.  Since it is a stimulant their body will end up producing more heat.  Peripheral vasoconstriction--even though it would make your extremities feel cold--would actually be counterproductive because it would reduce the person's ability to dissipate heat.
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Probably because we're cold after and then when we're cold, our bodies heat us up as much as they can. Or maybe it's because when we're cold, our bodies can take in more germs??