WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS: CHANGES IN BODY TEMPERATURE AND SORE MOUTH
Changes in Body Temperature
Some people complain they are ‘on fire’. Others say they feel icy cold, or cold one minute and hot the next. Feeling hot, with or without profuse sweating is often a feature of drug withdrawal. If you are very cold perhaps moving more or massaging the affected parts would improve circulation.
There are frequent reports of painful/cracked/glossy/ swollen tongues; mouth ulcers; gum boils; cracks at the corners of the mouth and sore lips. These symptoms may be a reflection of the nutritional state of the body, particularly in the long-term user. Even if the diet seems adequate there is often so much disturbance in the digestive system that absorption of essential minerals and vitamins could be impaired.
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