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A 31-year-old male asked:
my shoulders remain cold specially in d night..now this chills has reached my elbows, palms, feet....hand and body tremors when anxious?
2 doctor answers • 5 doctors weighed in
Dr. William Byarsanswered
Family Medicine 44 years experience
Get checked: You should be checked out to see if you have a neurological problem giving you this sensation of "chills."
following up on your thank-you note, the list of causes of peripheral and central neuropathies is too extensive to allow enough detail here. It may not even turn out to be a neurological problem!
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Dr. Martin Raffanswered
Infectious Disease 56 years experience
See a doctor: Need more info, and you need to provide a full history and submit to a physical exam before this can be successfully worked out. Go and see a pcp.
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I enjoy sleeping with a body pillow, will that worsen my neck pain during pregnancy?
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Dr. Patrick Weixanswered
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No: I often recommend that pregnant patients sleep with a body pillow as it can help relieve low back pain in pregnancy. Consider a buckwheat stuffed head pillow or foam head pillow if you find you are not getting proper neck support.
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Can I bathe my baby when he has tender skin spots on his hands and feet, etc?
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Dr. Laura Webbanswered
Pediatrics 13 years experience
Yes: It is ok to bathe your baby, even with tender spots or a rash. However if your baby seems really uncomfortable you may want to make an appointment with your pediatrician. Remember babies do not need a bath every day- this could dry out their skin and make it prone to peeling or increased tenderness. Instead, bathe every 2-4 days.
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If you have scabies and run your hands under really hot water, can you burn the mites alive so they die?
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Dr. Anatoly Belilovskyanswered
Pediatrics 35 years experience
No.: You'll get burnt before the mites do.
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A 30-year-old member asked:
Does low blood pressure and low sugar go hand in hand what causes low blood pressure and low blood sugar?
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A Few Things: Low blood sugar and low blood pressure can be seen together in patients with sepsis, an addisonian crisis, some other things. The 2 don't necessarily go hand in hand. People with diabetes and other metabolic conditions will often have low blood sugar, but normal blood pressure. There are other conditions where blood pressure is low and sugars are normal like pots, etc.
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A 41-year-old female asked:
I have tingling feet my MRI shows L5 -s1 bulging disc with mid atrophy of some muscles around l5-4-3 . My doctor tingling feet. Are because of and this disc hasn't. Caused it. He gave me nortriptilin is my doctor right? I still have tingling feet and som
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Dr. Ronald Galyonanswered
Orthopedic Surgery 35 years experience
Not usual for disk: With the muscular atrophy and neuritis, it might be best to undergo further testing.
There are many possible causes, including diabetes, autoimmune, endocrine, to mention a few.
At your age, a complete workup is indicated.
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