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Sometimes my body gets really hot as if it's overheating. then i get headaches, along with dizziness and slight nausea(rarely). why? im hydrated well?
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More info needed: Your symptoms of feeling warm, dizziness and nausea could be symptoms of overactive thyroid (hyperthyroid). However, many reasons such as panic attacks can also present similarly. Recommend talking with you primary doctor about all of your symptoms, duration, etc.
Answered 12/31/2016
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