Impossible to diagnose by top Dallas physicianc

[myron5263]

I hope someone can help on my problem. The symptons are;
I'm a 68 year old male. When I get warm I start stinging all over that is just unbearable. If I can get to a noticeable cool place, the stinging disappears in about 5 minutes. I don't get red or have a rash. The stinging I believe is subcutaneous.
Has anyone dealt with these symptions before. There is nothing in my blood work that is abnormal.
Thanks

[freddie8605]

You maybe allergic to "heat". It may sound weird but some people do become allergic to temperature such as hot or cold. I am not a Doctor but i have heard of things similar to this although not through direct experience. Though i do experience a weird twitching sensation after experience and i get a red rash on  my thighs and get much reder than most people even if was a simple walk. I have Raynaud's disease and have heard people refuse that to being like being allergic to the cold but not sure if that is correct but basically my blood doesn't flow properly to the finger and toes and sometimes hands and feet and lower legs.
I believe that Raynaud's is fairly easy to diagnose as you can very clearly see it.
Maybe try Googling your symptoms your see if any thing you can find that fits. Maybe the doctor you saw was not the right specialize for your case, i find that doctors are taught only in one area of the body or condition so if you see the wrong specialist they wont know whats wrong.
Feel free to ask more questions on here or to me. If what i have said doesn't help maybe try explaining if it happens often? what happens if you don't find somewhere cool? If you sweat more? any other symptoms such as shorten of breath etc.

Hope this helps.

[negative101]

Can you explain a bit more about the stinging?
Is there anything visible occurring on the skin? When did this stinging start? How warm do you have to get?