hannah123
My dad is on permanent oxygen and constantly feels hot but does not have a temperature. Nothing seems to help and doctors don’t know what it is. Can anyone help? 🙏
Leon Lebowitz, RRT Member
Hi hannah, and thanks for your post. While we cannot provide medical advice or diagnostics over the internet (for your own safety), I am hopeful others in the community with similar circumstances may respond.
I will say that body temperature (in general), is regulated in the hypothalamus part of the brain. If your Dad is uncomfortable and this issue is persistent, you may want to speak with a specialist. If you're interested in reading further, I thought this article might provide you with some additional insight: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK279457/. I do hope you find it to be helpful.
Please do check back and let us know how this all turns out for you.
Wishing you (and your Dad!), well.
All the best, Leon (site moderator COPD.net)
cdandy Member
I do COPD and at times feel like I have fever. But it always shows around 97.5. I went to the hospital and they took my temp before I went any further and I felt fine but showed 100.4 temperature. So they tell me to home and quarantine for two weeks because of Covid 19, then they called and I had to contact health Dept and they sent me to me tested for the coronavirus. It was negative. This is a long answer, but yes I do feel like I have fever at night and don’t. And sometimes don’t feel like I do and I do have a temperature. I don’t have an answer I just know how I feel. Hope your dad is doing okay.
Leon Lebowitz, RRT Member
Hi again, cdandy, and thanks for lending your own support and encouragement here. We value your feedback, as well as your candor with the community.
All the best,
Leon (site moderator COPD.net)
hannah123 Member
Thank you for your reply, it’s driving him mad to the point he can’t sleep. He now sleeps with the air conditioner on but he says he still feels hot all the time, I’m glad you are ok and I will tell dad he’s not alone in the hot symptom thing.
Leon Lebowitz, RRT Member
Hi again, hannah, and thanks for your reply (above), and explanation. I'm sure cdandy will be please with the conversation.
Warmly,
Leon (site moderator COPD.net)
dltld Member