This article is a translation of an article written in October 2012.
In October, the temperature dropped a little.
Most of the time, I'm not sweating anymore, and I'm less feeling the nerve flowing.
However, I have noticed some changes recently.
Although the movement of nerves is not as intense as in summer, I still feel the flow.
I have had a temporary heat in my tummy and a hot back in the past few days, and I continue to violently feel the moving flow of nerves for a while, after such a thing happens.
When I ate a spicy food yesterday, face sweat came out after a long absence.
But what was unusual was that I sweated not only when I was eating spicy food, but when I was cooking. When I was making hot spicy ramen, I put the powdered soup in a pan, and after that I started to sweat a lot. Before I ate it, my sweat was already dropping, and after, it became even worse.
The other day, when I went to Korea, I ate hot spicy toppogi. At that time, I was only sweating a little, so almost no gustatory sweating per se. So, I think it's a one-off event with the recovery of nerves today.
There have been several other one-off events like this. For example, I've had a few times in the past when cigarette smoke came into my eye and suddenly stung my eye, then tears dripping down from one eye for a few minutes. Even if it gets into my eyes, it usually doesn't happen like this, but at that time I felt exactly the same as when cutting onions.
The same is true for 'earwax'. Originally my earwax was damp and sticky, but it was a little dry after the ETS surgery. However, after the reversal, I felt liquid oozing out in the back of my ears, which was also one-off event.
By the way, I had a lot of souvenirs from my trip to Korea, and I actually ate spicy ramen even today's lunch. But then I didn't sweat much.
However, today I have a cold feeling in the following places. From the elbow of the left arm to the upper arm (the back side) to the shoulder, the face on the left side (especially from the cheek to the head through the ear), and the back side of the right thigh. On the contrary, the cheek on the right is warm. However, I couldn't say yesterday that I didn't have such a thing, and I walked after eating, so maybe I didn't notice it.
Regarding the cold feeling, it wasn't because I was sweating. I also feel the flow of nerves, so I know that effect, but I don't know why I have cold feelings there. When I feel the flow of nerves, usually I get a fever (of a back or legs, etc) or a mass of heat may flow (to the upper body) , but very rarely, I may feel like this. However, it's not the first time, and it's something I've felt many times before.
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