Interesting, me to!
As a kid and into my mid twenties i'd sweat profusely. From then o my late
40's I perspired less, though in part that may have been from less physical
exercise. Now that I'm on PD meds, the least bit of effort makes me sweat
like a pig.
Barb_MSN wrote:
>
> Me too..... me TOOOO! <Jumping up 'n down while waving>
>
> I get sopping wet sweat virtually every day and needless to say, I
> HATE it when that happens! Because I also take drugs to give me
> some relief from
> urinary frequency ('frequency," meaning 50 to 60 "pit stops" per
> 24 hours day
>
> The first year I was on the "frequency-meds" (imipramine and
> oxybutinin cgloride) I didn't sweat at all! As in NONE! I also
> had dry mouth and dry eyes, but it has sure been worth it!!
>
> Eventually, my system adapeted to the additional drugs and now I'm
> constantly either hot (bummer!) or cold, ESPECIALY my feet which
> usually feel inke ice cubes (Waaaaaa!)
>
> I guess this is yet another "designer" side effect of P
>
> Barb Mallut
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nancy S. Shlaes <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: Sunday, May 28, 2000 5:08 PM
> Subject: Re: PROFUSE SWEATIN G ? MEDICATIIONS
>
> >Carol Gray wrote:
> >
> >> DOES ANYONE HAVE THIS PROBLEM WHICH THEY FEEL IS MEDICATION
> INDUCED?
> >
> >I do, I do. And never in my life have I sweated before. Don't
> like the
> >feeling at all. Often is cold sweat too.
> >
> >Nancy Shlaes deGrazia (63/6)
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