 [ Symptoms ] steroid shot in neck 3 days ago   under heavy sedation with 3 sedatives now have inability to control body temp  my wife had this shot three days ago   under deep sedation with three sedatives   one of which gave her hives previously  beginning the day afterwards and continuing now she seems to have an inability to control her body temperature   swinging hot to cold and back again within minutes exactly the same thing happened previously with two other steroid shots she is 55 with fibromyalgia chronic bronchitis spondylosis osteoarthritis hypothyroid high cholesterol and high blood pressure [ Disease ] i am sorry you are experiencing this it is probably rather disturbing of course there is no way to tell what is really going on without a physical exam that said i think you probably are experiencing two separate but related conditions dehydration and a hemorrhoid you note you have been drinking little water and that your urine smells strong  you also note your stool has been pebble like which can be a sign of constipation based on this information i would surmise the tail like protrusion at your anus is a varicose vein aka hemorrhoid while most hemorrhoids do itch andor bleed this is not always the case i suggest you make an effort to drink more plain water the eight glasses a day thing is a myth but you would do well to drink a few liters a day note that other beverages do not count coffee tea soda    those are not substitutes for good old h2o do not go out and start drinking gallons and gallons of water all at once this can lead to a condition called water intoxication  which is very dangerous instead ramp up your water consumption by carrying a water bottle and keeping track of how many bottles you drink per day when your urine is relatively clear and odorless and your stool is soft then you will know you are drinking enough water as you rehydrate your body you may find the hemorrhoid may shrink and go away if this does not occur then go see a health care professional for an evaluation wishing you well