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Suggest Treatment For Dysaesthesia

Why does everything cold hurt my skin ? Could be anything I, e. Leather furniture, wood or ceramic counter tops, even cold clothes, not to mention a cold room. Right now, I have on jeans, and a full piece flannel jumpsuit, and My right thigh is freezing underneath all those clothes. Skin gets so cold it starts to hurt really bad
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Hi Dear ,

As per your query you have problem of dysaesthesia that is neurological condition that is characterized by a distortion of the sense of touch. Well there can be many reasons for symptoms you mention in query like damage of nervous tissue ( peripheral nerves, or sensory nerves ) , Guillaian-Barre syndromenerve , damage caused by Lyme Disease , symptom of withdrawal from drugs , shingles , certain medications . I would suggest you to consult neurologist for proper examination . Doctor will take history , may order certain test like blood test , vital test and CT scan of brain or spine . Doctor may also refer you to other specialist . Treatment will depend on where these sensory signals are getting scrambled and causing this abnormal sense of touch . Doctor may recommend electrical stimulation of the nerve or may prescribe antidepressants and anti inflammatory .

Hope your concern has been resolved.

Get Well Soon.
Best Wishes,
Dr. Harry Maheshwari
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Suggest Treatment For Dysaesthesia

Hi Dear , As per your query you have problem of dysaesthesia that is neurological condition that is characterized by a distortion of the sense of touch. Well there can be many reasons for symptoms you mention in query like damage of nervous tissue ( peripheral nerves, or sensory nerves ) , Guillaian-Barre syndromenerve , damage caused by Lyme Disease , symptom of withdrawal from drugs , shingles , certain medications . I would suggest you to consult neurologist for proper examination . Doctor will take history , may order certain test like blood test , vital test and CT scan of brain or spine . Doctor may also refer you to other specialist . Treatment will depend on where these sensory signals are getting scrambled and causing this abnormal sense of touch . Doctor may recommend electrical stimulation of the nerve or may prescribe antidepressants and anti inflammatory . Hope your concern has been resolved. Get Well Soon. Best Wishes, Dr. Harry Maheshwari