The condition is " Acquired metabolic disease . " .

 This is characterized by feeling hot or cold at irregular times , failure to stand hot or cold intermittently , and other related signs and symptoms .

It is caused by sterilizing  your' body of its' natural bacteria and commensal organisms . These organisms are good at temperature regulation and we live with them in synergy . If you use anti-biotics or fluoride and chloride then these will sterilize them .

Be careful of suddenly stopping medication . Also if a cough lingers , then use a treatment such as toothpaste or inhaler or smoking , with care taken . If the smoke is too hot , then use a spacer .

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