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Burning skin sensation
My mother is on a medication that treats high triglycerides. She is also on BP medication and other meds I do not know of at the moment. She is complaining of a burning sensation in her skin...all over her body. Has anyone had this problem or know of anyone who has? She thinks it is the triglyceride medication because it started about 2 days after she started taking it.
It is possible that this is a reaction to the medication. My father had this reaction after he started Niacin, a medication for his cholesterol. I called the doctor and found out that it was a normal reaction to the medication and it went away a few days later. You should call her doctor and find out if this is a normal reaction to the medication she is taking,.
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