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It Feels Like Heat Is Radiating Form My Lower Back, Neck And Hip Area But My Skin Is Cool To The Touch. Does Anyone Know What Causes This?
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posted September 4, 2015
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This just started about a month ago... I can be sitting in my chair and I feel like I am sitting in front of a heater. I am not hurting from muscle strain or use. I have had issues with inflammation for years. This is new.

posted September 4, 2015
A MyFibroTeam Member

I have never had those feeling... I just feel like I'm surrounded by a heater.

posted September 8, 2015
A MyFibroTeam Member

I wish I knew, as I will get a feeling of hot electrical feeling that will run down my spine and then go away. I also sometimes will feel like water is running down the inside of my arm and when I feel it - its dry.
My tests came back with no inflammation in me

posted September 5, 2015
A MyFibroTeam Member

I get the same thing and it usually when I am swelling the heat can get unbearable at times

posted September 4, 2015
A MyFibroTeam Member

i believe its inflamation, thats what i've deducted from years of dealing with this. with me the pain causes my muscles to feel 'hot' sensation to push on them but i dont have a temp.

posted September 4, 2015

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