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A member asked:
Lthead @stand up, skin cold/clammy w/exercise, hand+feet swell/hot@bed,ice-cold@day, random flushing, freq cold intol. not 2/2 anx. nl ecg/echo. what?
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More testing : The next "round" of testing woyld include a 24hour heart monitor to rule out any arrythmia. A Full metabolic workup is necessary to exclude endocrine causes.( Cortisol, sugar, thyroid) A 24 hour urine should be done to rule out carcinoid and pheochromocytoma. Lastly a neurologic evaluation to rule out autonomic dysfunction.
Answered 7/25/2015
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