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  1. C

    Hyposensitive to heat to hypersensitive?

    I use to be really hyposensitive to heat. I live in a hot place and I had no problem wearing long sleeve and even sweaters while riding my bike in July Texas weather. Now I’m really sensitive to heat and have a rough time with warm let alone hot weather. I lived in a cold place last autumn and...
  2. Georgia Galaxy

    Heat Exhaustion/Dizziness

    It's funny to find that this morning, when the temp is 23 Degrees Celsius, Cloudy (just turned to Sunny on my laptop btw) I've actually felt extreme dizziness from putting away the dishes and I also get slightly nauseous when I come out into the living room, where all the heat is coming in. In...
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  3. Questella

    It's too hot too sleep...

    Anyone else have this problem? I need my covers to sleep but it's so hot and humid I can't have them on me without feeling like I'm suffocating... I won't be able to fall asleep until I'm completely exhausted usually 6-10 hours after I should of went to sleep near when I would like to wake up...
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