1. GET TESTED FOR HEAVY MEATAL POISONING
2. Limit your exposure to WiFi signals, cell phones and computers as you may have a sensitivity to these things.
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I believe you are right with your response. I removed my amalgam by a conventional dentist who did not use any protective measures in the removal process and got a myriad of illness including burning in my brain and under my feet. I live in a country which has no biological doctors to handle my condition, my only hope is to educate myself online about heavy metal poisoning and to do my self detox. My appeal to everyone outside there, PLEASE DO NOT LET YOUR DOCTORS FIT AMALGAM FILLINGS IN YOUR MOUTH, YOUR CENTER OF DISEASES STARTS HERE.
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my 68 year old husband is a diabetic he take medicine for it but it still run high like in the 180's and 190's sometime 200, he has been complaining about he feel hot in the chest and inside, can this be related to high blood sugars. please answer me
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That is good advice, I am old now but suffered from this for several years, Hot head and neck on waking in the night or morning .. possibly border line dehydration, kidney function, thyroid, see doctor. What I can say is that I can avoid this by making sure I get plenty of physical exercise, drink less coffee, tea, and more water in the early evening.
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my head is hot and my ears are red but im normal everywhere else and ive tryed creams but they burn me up and its very annoying
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I too had the burning sensation from my ears/eyes up. Felt like my brain was cooking however just like your daughter i had no fever. I was hospitalized for 6 days with non-stop throwing up, and I also had/have a specific area of my gut/intestines that has hurt for years! I told the doctors about it when i was in the hospital and after many tests....in the end they said they did not now what was wrong. In my opinion and based on what infections I know i have/had i believe YOU may have a hibernating viral infection that you could have passed on to your daughter when she was born, this could have only occurred if you had a natural child birth?? That may likely be the root cause, or it could simply be a viral infection she acquired on her own. Either way, unless the doctors do some very in-depth and specific blood test, you will never find out.... just like me :(
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I'm having a hot feeling in my head in my chest and in my arms and legs but I have no fever I have Hepatitis C and emphysema maybe that's it I don't know what's wrong with me
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I'm having the same hot feeling my head but it's in my chest to my arms my legs I have no temperature I don't know what's wrong either wish I could help
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I have had burning in my head for years now.
I can't seem to handle any body parts being overly bundled up for long, or my thermostat seems to not regulate the excessive warmth & then my head will burn up more.
Maybe, what I am saying is damaged nerves, hurt worse with increased heat.
Also, my hands sometimes will turn red after some meals.
Additionally, I have fibromyalgia.
Other conditions that maybe of interest that can cause burning:
Shunts in hands and burning
Erythromelalgia
Lyme Disease.
Thyroid issues
Neuropathy
Your best bet would probably be to start with a Neurologist, (if you haven't already; I'm not sure if you would need an insurance referral 1st) & if they can't figure it out, maybe consider a doctor who will research your blood on a deeper level, looking for infections, toxins, etc.
Also, a Rheumatologist maybe helpful if it were fibromyalgia.
Good luck, hopefully you can find a cure, & not just a lot of medical costs.
Disclaimer: I am not a doctor.
I can't seem to handle any body parts being overly bundled up for long, or my thermostat seems to not regulate the excessive warmth & then my head will burn up more.
Maybe, what I am saying is damaged nerves, hurt worse with increased heat.
Also, my hands sometimes will turn red after some meals.
Additionally, I have fibromyalgia.
Other conditions that maybe of interest that can cause burning:
Shunts in hands and burning
Erythromelalgia
Lyme Disease.
Thyroid issues
Neuropathy
Your best bet would probably be to start with a Neurologist, (if you haven't already; I'm not sure if you would need an insurance referral 1st) & if they can't figure it out, maybe consider a doctor who will research your blood on a deeper level, looking for infections, toxins, etc.
Also, a Rheumatologist maybe helpful if it were fibromyalgia.
Good luck, hopefully you can find a cure, & not just a lot of medical costs.
Disclaimer: I am not a doctor.
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You forgot to mention olive oil, garlic, vinegar, incense, candles, and chanting Cumbaya.
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