hi,my son is 23 years old and he had suffered from hot flashes for more than 3 years and he did the test and nothing is wrong with him.what should I do? he left his school and do nothing.He does not feel anything when he does not study,once he needs to sit and concentrate on his study ,he is complaining that he could not study and he starts to have the symptoms again.
PROBABLY YOUR SON IS WORRIED OF HIS STUDIES AND APPEARS TO BE ANXIOUS ABOUT IT, HENCE HE DEVELOPS THE SYMPTOMS
HE NEED TO BE COUNSELLED THAT STUDIES CAN BE DONE WITHOUT BECOMING ANXIOUS OR WORRIED ABOUT IT
HE NEEDS TO BE TALKED ABOUT WHY HE FEELS SO AND HELP HIM WITH HE SAME
HOWEVER I WOULS STILL ADVICE HIM A THYROID FUNCTION TEST TO SEE IF HE HAS ANY PROBLEMS REGARDING THYROID
HOPE I ANSWERED YOUR QUERY. YOU CAN MESSAGE ME FOR ANY FURTHER CONCERNS
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DEAR USER, THANKS FOR CONSULTING WITH HCM I UNDERSTAND YOUR CONCERN ABOUT YOUR CHILD PROBABLY YOUR SON IS WORRIED OF HIS STUDIES AND APPEARS TO BE ANXIOUS ABOUT IT, HENCE HE DEVELOPS THE SYMPTOMS HE NEED TO BE COUNSELLED THAT STUDIES CAN BE DONE WITHOUT BECOMING ANXIOUS OR WORRIED ABOUT IT HE NEEDS TO BE TALKED ABOUT WHY HE FEELS SO AND HELP HIM WITH HE SAME HOWEVER I WOULS STILL ADVICE HIM A THYROID FUNCTION TEST TO SEE IF HE HAS ANY PROBLEMS REGARDING THYROID HOPE I ANSWERED YOUR QUERY. YOU CAN MESSAGE ME FOR ANY FURTHER CONCERNS