No I didn’t get much support with my brain injury at all. But it is worth having your hormonal levels checked out as these can be thrown out after a brain injury and cause many problems, temperature fluctuations being just one of them.

I’m curious if they have found anything to help you. I am in the exact situation as you from a TBI. I was at a stop light and was rear ended by a moving truck who fell asleep. The speed limit was 55 so they assumed he was going somewhere around there while I was fully stopped at a stoplight. My head broke the headrest off of my Toyota RAV4 and the entire trunk was in my back seat. I am miserable. I cannot do anything, not even make up my own bed without breaking out in a sweat like I ran a marathon! I am desperately looking for help

Tina you’re welcome ? The upside is that I probably won’t notice when I hit the menopause ?

Yes I am so embarrassed when I’m mopping my face because it’s dripping with sweat and it’s not a hot day. But thanks for sharing your experience, at least I’m not alone and someone understands.

Well at least you don’t become uncomfortable, which is nice. Although it must be difficult to know if you are wearing warm enough clothes when it’s freezing outside.

It’s so difficult isn’t it. These days heat is the biggest problem for me because there’s only so many layers I can take off.