Cold sensation in the body as if the pain-relievi... - TB Alert

TB Alert

1,074 members418 posts

Cold sensation in the body as if the pain-relieving gel is applied over the ​skin?​ Do you feel the same in TB

Deepak1995 profile image
7 Replies

It has been 3.5 months since I (24, Male) am taking Pulmunory TB medicines.

I have a weird feeling of COLD SENSATIONS( might be a burning sensation) in my foot, legs, waist, back and others part as if Diclofenac (Pain relieving gel) is applied over it and the cold is coming out of my skin.

Do others also feel the same. I googled not sure though, It might be related to PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY or HYPOTHYROIDISM.

I talk to my doctor, he didn't take much interest, as if it was of no concern.

I have no cough, not a single time. No other symptom, except this cold sensation, little weakness and probably low BP sometimes. The last CT scan report was normal.

Feel free to comment and share your experience.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Read the about section in my profile. To know the exact conditions and information, if you want to know more.

#TB #Cold #PM #PeripheralNeuropathy #Neuropathy #India

The medicine I am taking- Rifampicin Isoniazid, Vitamin B12

Written by
Deepak1995 profile image
Deepak1995
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
Read more about...
7 Replies
Soul01 profile image
Soul01

Deepak do you take Pyridoxine/B6? In the UK this is given to prevent peripheral neuropathy.

Deepak1995 profile image
Deepak1995 in reply toSoul01

Yes, I take, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride( B12) Tablet 40mg daily. But occasionally I feel the cold sensation. sometimes after a week. I started feeling the cold sensation after 1.5 months of starting of medicine

Deepak1995 profile image
Deepak1995 in reply toSoul01

Any idea what should be the amount of B12 ..... 20 mg a day or 40 mg a day?

Charbae profile image
Charbae in reply toDeepak1995

hi. Brand new here, not sure where to reply properly but I saw your post about the cold feeling- that’s exactly what I get off , the cold Bengay feeling and but mine is in the back of my neck/head and left side of face, left seem hand. Been to emergency to check heart and all ok there. I do have Hashimotos, gluten/celiac, b12 ‘ D deficient.

Deepak1995 profile image
Deepak1995 in reply toCharbae

whats your update?

Alien41 profile image
Alien41

I am clear of treatment but still get the cold feeling across my back like lungs are filled with ice, allthough it happened more while i was taking rifampcin. It seems to happen before i get chest infection almost like early warning system.

Deepak1995 profile image
Deepak1995 in reply toAlien41

Now, I my TB treatment is over. But, I still fill the same.

Do you mean, it might be related to chest infection. Please elaborate your conditions, and suggest me what I should do

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

How do you know if Isoniazid is affecting the nerves?

Hello Everyone, Hope you are having a good day... I started Isoniazid a few weeks ago, and just...
rosegardens profile image

TB in other parts of the body other than the lungs.

Just to let people know that TB can occur in other parts of the body. I had TB of the kidneys and...
nat- profile image

2 week check up - what will happen?

Hi, I'm to go back to the doctor after taking my first 2 weeks of TB meds. I have read that I might...
askessing profile image

Follow up Brain Tuberculoma Completed 13 Months of ATT

Dear all, It is to update you all, that my wife has done another MRI brain with contrast at 13th...

Latent TB and High Blood Pressure

Did anyone have high blood pressure from the TB medication - Rifinah? My mom is 63 and she has...
Dana02 profile image

Moderation team

HelenC profile image
HelenCPartner

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.