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Have Burning Sensation In Body. No Fever. Reason?

I am experiencing burning sensation all over the body especially at night. I wake up suddenly and feel so hot as though I am running a high fever , but temperature is usually normal. I drink water, void and take Tylenol . I dose off and wake up again in a few hours with the same problem. Is there something really wrong? Othewise, I am in good health.
Mon, 25 Feb 2013
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Hi,

Welcome to Healthcaremagic.

Burning sensation in the body is usually seen in the allergic conditions and in conditions with peripheral nerve damage.

Do try a dose of anti allergic medications , if the burning sensation subsides then it confirms that it could be due to allergy and continuing the medications will cure the condition.

If the antiallergic medications do not work then you may have to get yourself examined by your treating doctor to find out the exact cause for the same.

Wish you good health.

Regards,
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Have Burning Sensation In Body. No Fever. Reason?

Hi, Welcome to Healthcaremagic. Burning sensation in the body is usually seen in the allergic conditions and in conditions with peripheral nerve damage. Do try a dose of anti allergic medications , if the burning sensation subsides then it confirms that it could be due to allergy and continuing the medications will cure the condition. If the antiallergic medications do not work then you may have to get yourself examined by your treating doctor to find out the exact cause for the same. Wish you good health. Regards,