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Hi i had a radical hysterectomy ovaries cervic womb etc removed due to severe endometriosis 4 years ago.. I also had a nepherectomy due to a mistake in the hysterectomy . I am on Evorel cont Hrt. My fsh levels 310 this seems very high is this normal ? Also every night when i try to sleep i become so cold i feel like i am dying like hypothermia lots of blankets on me and electric blanket then in the morning when i move around after about 10 mins too hot. Also about a third of my hair fell a few months ago and i am tired a lot my tsh levels were in normal range. If someone has any insight on this i would be grateful Thank you x
Thank you for your reply i really appreciate it. No i don't have a fever . I will ask my doctor to run some of theses other tests as i cant live like this at night being so cold.
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Hello,
Are the symptoms of feeling cold accompanied by any fever?If yes,then it can be a bacterial or viral infection.
If there is no fever associated then it can be due to hypothyroidism,anxiety and panic atteacks,hypoglycemic attacks,hyperhydrosis(excessive sweating) and menopause in women.Sometimes, patients who have recovered from a febrile illness continue to experience chills in the convalescence period. In your case, it can be due to menopause as well. Other than that high FSH can be due to menopause as well.
It is advisable to first have the investigations for fever like ESR,complete blood count,blood culture,blood test for malarial parasite,widal test,x-ray chest or sonography to exclude any of the pathologies associated with fever.If negative,then other causes of shivering and feeling cold should be looked for.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.
Are the symptoms of feeling cold accompanied by any fever?If yes,then it can be a bacterial or viral infection.
If there is no fever associated then it can be due to hypothyroidism,anxiety and panic atteacks,hypoglycemic attacks,hyperhydrosis(excessive sweating) and menopause in women.Sometimes, patients who have recovered from a febrile illness continue to experience chills in the convalescence period. In your case, it can be due to menopause as well. Other than that high FSH can be due to menopause as well.
It is advisable to first have the investigations for fever like ESR,complete blood count,blood culture,blood test for malarial parasite,widal test,x-ray chest or sonography to exclude any of the pathologies associated with fever.If negative,then other causes of shivering and feeling cold should be looked for.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.
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