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Hot skin - hot breath - hot eyes

So I was wondering if these symptoms fall in line with anyone elses. I've recently been worried about certain issues in my life (non-stop for about a month) and have started feeling like my breath is very hot, my back just along my spine is very hot and my eyes and ears feel hot too. I've taken my temperature like a 100 times and it's never been above 99 and only hit above 98.6 once. Are these symptoms of anxiety. I'm currently taking paxil for my diagnosed anxiety disorder.

Thanks for conversation in advance
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Thanks spade - So the hot breath and so on could be due to anxiety or are they not anxiety symptoms?
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Not a silly question at all.  Most people are probably still in bed!

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Absolutely normal!  There is nothing to worry about!

The "normal" range for body temperature is 97 to 100 F and it will flucutate slightly throughout the day (exercise, external temperature, eating, etc. are all things that will cause it to vary slightly); 98.6 F is a "standard" average and is almost smack in the middle of these extremes.  In otherwords, while a temperature of 100 F may signify a fever in one indivual, it could  be perfectly "normal" in another.  It sounds like your core body temperature is close to the standard "average" - the fact it may get above 99 F every now and then is nothing to be concerned about.
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Was this a silly question or something?
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Very good question coz currently i feel the same..have been having the mire than a month now...excatly the same as what you were feeling..i wud want to know if its over with you amd what u did to get it out ??
You might want to make a new post -- this one is 11 years old.
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