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Q: A 50-year-old obese man has been experiencing nightly fevers in the torso half an hour after falling asleep for the past two years, disrupting his sleep. His hands and feet aren’t hot, and his temperature readings are normal. Over the past month, he’s felt restless and unable to fall asleep at night—whether lying down or sitting—he keeps pacing and can’t settle down. Even after taking three zopiclone tablets, he still can’t sleep. His family notices that his lower limbs twitch continuously while he’s asleep. He previously suffered from gastritis, kidney stones, and internal hemorrhoids. What could be causing these symptoms, and how should they be treated?
A: Please check whether you have hypertension, hyperlipidemia, high blood viscosity, high blood sugar, or high uric acid levels. If any of these are abnormal, it means your metabolic system is malfunctioning—a condition clinically known as metabolic syndrome. You’re only in the early stages, so don’t worry. By exercising more, eating a light diet, and taking appropriate medication, most cases can improve.
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