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@johnbishop

Hi @pegc159, Welcome to Connect. I can relate to what you are feeling but for me it's more a sensitivity to the cold, especially during the winter months. There are a couple of discussions you might want to read through that sound similar to what you may be experiencing.

--- Heat Intolerance: Symptom of Neuropathy?: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/heat-intolerance/
--- Temperature intolerance and sensitivity - Autonomic Neuropathy?: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/temperature-intolerance-and-sensitivity-autonomic-nephropathy/

You mentioned intermittent neuropathy, have you been diagnosed with neuropathy?

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John, thank you! This is wonderful. While I'm frustrated by some of our medical challenges and "roadblocks," having a resource like this at our fingertips is astounding.
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