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Thursday, June 11, 2015

Blessing in Disguise

Those who know me long enough would know that I perspire easily and a lot.

As in... A-L-O-T.

Especially in a tropical country like this that it is summer all year round, perspiring is inevitable.

One of my friends ever commented before that if there is a trademark for me, perspiring is definitely it.
 (-____-#)....

Never like sweatiness.
That sticky, uncomfortable feeling that "NO ONE TOUHES ME AFTER THAT!" *Roar*
On top of some social awkwardness that the clothes would always be wet at the non-ideal area and light or rather white clothing doesn't last. Then again, which area would the clothes be wet and not awkward? 

Okay. 
Sorry for digressing.

I only realised yesterday that for the past 4 days I have been having anhidrosis. I was always cold and shivering but my body temperature always linger above 38, every 5-6hours it would creep there once and say hi to me.

Frustrated and mentally tormenting because I don't know where exactly is the infection.
Mucus are clear.
Minimal unproductive cough.
No skin lesions or swelling.
Well, do feel a little race in the heart, a little syncope, otherwise I "feel ?perfectly" normal.
All that I could do, is to wait for my body to tell me 6 hours is up.

When that sweatiness feeling started coming back yesterday, it was a weirdly strange feeling.

So irritatingly familiar.
But...
I wasn't totally detesting that feeling.
At least, I am now 22 hours afebrile.

And so...
Ultimately something I don't really like, is something that is actually protecting me, something that can make me feel better.

Though...
I do hope that this mild hyperhidrosis can be a little bit more controlled at times.

it's .beaNie 豆豆 again at [7:23 AM]




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