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I was working out outside and my skin started burning and i wasn't sweating anywhere but my head. could this be hypohidrosis?
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It could be: You need to invest in a thermometer. The next time you feel like this check your temperature and don't risk getting overheated. Oligohydrosis can occur with some medications and can lead to serious medical problems should you get overheated. Best remove yourself from the heat and check your temperature. See a doctor if you are overheating. Stay well hydrated.
Answered 6/13/2014
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