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is FEVER a normal anxiety symptom?

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alex1998
alex1998

I've been suffering from anxiety for the last 4 months including every sympton (chest pains breatging provlems felling dizzy derealization vomiting etc) along with several panic attacks but.....yesterday something weird happened to me i felt weak and started shaking so i put on the thermometer and i had 38.5C fever....without going out of the house or having any flue symptoms and today I'm literally burning from fever I've got 39.3 C all day long...again WITHOUT ANY FLUE SYMPTOMS JUST BURNING FEVER

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  • Annonymouss
    Annonymouss alex1998

    Posted

    yes very common.

    i am ALWAYS burning up, completely normal conditions, no other fever symptoms, just my anxiety, and now experience exessive sweating also beacause of it

    • alex1998
      alex1998 Annonymouss

      Posted

      but i have fever.....like 39.3 C ....im burning im not just feeling hot
  • jamie52933
    jamie52933 alex1998

    Posted

    I've got some health problems as well which may be caused by stress. I wouldn't rule out the possibility that your burning fever is caused by stress, it probably is stress. I've had times where I've been very hot for no reason, although not for hours. How stressed would you say you were just before you had the burning fever? 1 being not at all and 10 being suicidal.
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