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Old 12-18-2012, 01:32 PM #1
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Default Hot AND Cold
So has anyone else felt hot AND cold at the same time. I mean sweating and freezing all at once without any fever. I have been having this feeling every night at bedtime. It makes it very difficult to get to sleep

If anyone has dealt with this, do you have any idea of something I can do to help with it?

Thanks for any advise.
Kristie
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