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Diabetes - Juvenile Community
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Heat rash...
by Abo, Oct 05, 2007 12:00AM
I develop a rash when I'm exposed to heat or when my body heats up, when I get nervous , when I'm run too quickly or anytime my body temparature is increased.I spoke to my doctor and he suggested that it could be an alergy, gave me an injection but that still did not make any difference. Any I idea of what the problem could be...
Doctor's Answer
by Forum-vol-cmb, Oct 06, 2007 12:00AM
I am sorry I do not know of any reasons why this would be happining to you. I do know that hormones can raise your body temperature. Could there possibly be some other issues going on? What kind of injection did your doctor give you? Just be careful of other medicines because they can react to your insulin or make you more insulin resistant. I would suggest seeing an endocronologist if you do not already and discuss the issues you are having. Coould this possibly be a reaction to stress after finding out you have diabetes? Stress can cause many strange things to happen.
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