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Can hypothalamus damage/autoimmunity cause: cold/heat intolerance, no fever response, and dysesthesias? how would you test for damage/antibodies?
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It's possible: An endocrinologist can evaluate the hypothalamus whereas an immunologist can evaluate your immune system and antibody response to vaccines.
Answered 4/3/2013
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