does anyone else react very badly to extremely humid weather??

[Missjess]

I would like to know if I share this in common with anyone else...

 

so I arrived in brasilia a couple of weeks ago...it was very hot and humid...i didnt know it was wet season..4 days later my stupid brain started getting aggitated and started to react to the air and possible humiditity ...i had to leave brasilia and when i did my hppd started to worsen...i was dehydrated to fuck and thought i was gonna die ....am now hanging out in são Paulo and waiting to try a dehumidifier to see if that was the actual problem and to see if it will help....usually i cannot sleep a wink at night and my brain starts reacting etc

 

am i really odd in this symptom and alone in it??

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[mgrade]

I have had reactions to heat. Sometimes it gets hot enough where i feel like i can't think straight at all.  

What are you doing down there? 

[Jagermeister]

My city has extreme humid weather, and my hppd is getting better with time. I don't know if I would be better in other place with other weather. The humid's percentage of my town is bewteen 50-95%.

[Missjess]

Oh well it sounds like u got the normal hppd style jagermeister

[Jagermeister]

Yes, the only thing I have is palinopsia (I have afterimages) and dp that is caused by the hypervigilance. Do you think water or dehydration have relation with worsering of hppd symptoms? What about you said muses syndrome? Haven't you gone to doctors yet?

Take care missjess!!! =*

[Missjess]

Yes and the doctors are not helping me at all...So screw them

[phe]

Try electrolyte drinks like smart water. Dehydration is not something to take lightly. And yes humid weather is a lot like being in a sauna so it can suck moisture out of you through your sweat. If you're craving salt, having low blood pressure symptoms, etc, and water alone isn't doing the trick, eat a salty snack with lots of water. Dehydration can dilate pupils and I'm guessing that can distort vision.