Re: p.s. the relative virtues of clonazepam

Posted by katekite on August 5, 2002, at 11:22:03

In reply to Re: p.s. the relative virtues of clonazepam » judy1, posted by Squiggles on August 5, 2002, at 8:18:58

Hi Squiggles,
Thanks.
About the temperature regulation thing: temperature problems are one of my most distressing problems. Periods of feeling like the room is 5-10 degrees hotter than it is. I don't sweat more, a thermometer will tell me my temperature is normal, but I feel uncomfortably hot. If I get up and move around I sometimes feel temporarily better, even a little chilled, but as soon as I am still I feel hot again. Makes sleeping very hard as it can last hours or longer. Even inbetween feeling really hot I just don't feel like my temperature sensation is normal, I usually feel just a little too warm now. I used to be a reliably cold person. It seems worst between 2am and 8am.
So just curious if you experience anything like this?
Kate

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