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February 26th, 2008

i have some weird symptom occuring on my body after my conservation for few years.

my body temperature will rise up whenever i am not moving and is in cold environment(air-cond room) .Is just like fever virus will whenever attack my body when i am sitting for 1 or 2 hours minimum.

other than that,my back wil also causes pain to me when i have a nap after my meal.Each time i have a meal...even after an hour rest...a nap will cause me a serious pain at my back after wake up.

i also found that my hand shaking more obviously each time i get nervous.This condition just happen lately.Is different with other kind of shaking cause of nervous.Lately, even small nervous make my hand shake tremendously.

i hope i can get some advise from the expert about what is goin on with this kind of symptoms.

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