u/Begum_Akhtar

Like in my case, every winter when my body temperature rises, I get CU. In previous years it would go away around March–April.

But I think one difference was that I still used to go out, cycle in the sun, and sweat a lot (even though it triggered it).

This year I completely avoided heat and sweating, and my CU didn’t go away even till end of April. Then when I started sweating again, it improved and went away.

But when I stopped again, and after one rainy day (temperature drop), it came back the next day.

Now it’s literally 48°C and I still have CU.

I used to think that in future I’ll just go to a hotter country to get rid of it, but I don’t think it will change anything my city temperature literally peaked at 50°, people are literally dying in my country because of heatwave😭

So I’m wondering does the body actually need consistent exposure to heat/sweating to “adapt”, and if you avoid it, it just stays sensitive?

Has anyone experienced this pattern?

How’s the vegetarian mess? Do we actually get anything healthy to eat or is it just the usual average desi mess food oil drenched stuff that will 3x your weight? Is there any proper source of protein in the meals or do we have to buy our own powder ke dabbe to survive? Also, how consistent is the food quality? Like is it decent most days or completely hit-or-miss?