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Post by scrapbookwriter on Dec 2, 2016 23:59:57 GMT
My 20-something daughter says her brain feels cold. Freezing cold.
I have never heard of this symptom and don't know what to tell her. Advice?
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Post by leftturnonly on Dec 3, 2016 0:07:39 GMT
Could she be having a migraine?
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Post by lesley on Dec 3, 2016 0:13:58 GMT
It does sound migraine-like. Or anxiety? Does she have any other symptoms?
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Post by Deleted on Dec 3, 2016 0:17:27 GMT
I have never heard of this symptom and don't know what to tell her. Advice? If my daughter came to me with that, I'd tell her to see a doctor. Sooner rather than later. Why would you mess around with anything regarding the brain? |
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Post by micheley on Dec 3, 2016 0:21:59 GMT
The only time I've felt anything remotely like that, it was due to exhaustion or low blood sugar.
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Post by scrapbookwriter on Dec 3, 2016 0:22:14 GMT
Could she be having a migraine? She has not been diagnosed with migraines, but that is a good lead. Thank you! |
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Post by scrapbookwriter on Dec 3, 2016 0:23:55 GMT
It does sound migraine-like. Or anxiety? Does she have any other symptoms? She does have anxiety, which has been treated but unsuccessfully. I will suggest migraines as a possibility. Thank you! |
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Post by leftturnonly on Dec 3, 2016 0:29:37 GMT
It does sound migraine-like. Or anxiety? Does she have any other symptoms? She does have anxiety, which has been treated but unsuccessfully. I will suggest migraines as a possibility. Thank you! Anxiety can make you feel cold. Has she ever felt cold in her stomach from anxiety? |
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