Re: --Please read!!!

[Guest guest]

or anyone who might help, I need info.

In Oct. some of you might remember about my honey falling off the roof, and

getting a fx. skull and a massive brain hemorhage. Well, since that time he

has recovered 99% and for that I am very thankful but recently, he is

experiencing low temps and he is extremly cold alot of the time. He used to

always be hot and keep the a/c turned up. But he also is tired and doesn't

want to do much. I wondered if any of this might be related to his injury.

Just looking for answers.

Thanks for any info.

Judy in Indy

[Guest guest]

Judy,

Head injuries can cause a multitude of problems that can linger.

I hope your DH's symptoms are temporary.

This site has a lot of information about post head injury symptoms and it

mentions temperature fluxuations:

http://www.emedicine.com/pmr/topic108.htm

I don't know what part his head was injured, but if it involved the

Hypothalamus, that is the area that controls temperature. This site has a chart

that shows the different areas of the brain and what they affect.

http://www.waiting.com/brainfunctwo.html

It's a really good idea to call the doctor and let them know about this

continued problem. They may want to do a brain scan. I'm glad he has

recovered so well and hope he continues to 100%.

a

> or anyone who might help, I need info.

> In Oct. some of you might remember about my honey falling off the roof, and

> getting a fx. skull and a massive brain hemorhage. Well, since that time he

> has recovered 99% and for that I am very thankful but recently, he is

> experiencing low temps and he is extremly cold alot of the time. He used to

> always be hot and keep the a/c turned up. But he also is tired and doesn't

> want to do much. I wondered if any of this might be related to his injury.

> Just looking for answers.

> Thanks for any info.

> Judy in Indy