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Insomnia and inability to regulate temperature

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Has anyone else had problems with chronic insomnia and an inability to feel the cold, months or years after a concussion?

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Pairofboots

Hi Daisy, it might be worth having a chat with your GP, sometimes after a brain injury hormones/electrolytes can get out of sync, not saying it is this, but it's a starting point.

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Daisylinden23 in reply toPairofboots

Thank you for your suggestions Pairofboots. I’ll ask about that. 👍

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lcd8

Hi there. Many people with brain injuries seem to suffer from temperature extremes. I am very cold all the time and find it difficult to get and keep warm.

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Daisylinden23 in reply tolcd8

I’m sorry to hear that Icd8.

Thank you for replying. I hope things improve for you !

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