PCOS Messages for March, 2000: Re: EXCESSIVE SWEATING?

Re: EXCESSIVE SWEATING?

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Thu, 23 Mar 2000 14:51:57 GMT

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Hi :) I dont know if the sweating is connected to PCOS, but when I was your age (and a little younger) I suffered terribly with the same problem. I can only give you practical advise such as being careful to choose blouses and dresses in material that does not change colour when wet. My favourite trick in the shop changinroom would be to lick the inside of the hem just to test! (Sorry for anyone that bought a licked dress - it was only a little honest!) I have ruined many many dresses and blouses with excessive use of underarm deoderants which end up in the cloth under the arms and disclour the item too. My only offering of hope for you is that at 36 I dont seem to suffer the problem so much these days. Tho Im still careful about the fabrics I choose. I really do sympathise with you. Being young and wanting to be reasonable fashionable etc. Im not convinced that it is necessarily to do with being overweight either. At 19 I was 9st 3lbs (at 5'7")and if I went to a nightclub could come home drenched to my waist and hair plastered to my face! Most attractive <G>. HTH Sam

> Hi everyone. I am 19 y/o and I was wondering if anyone here has
>experienced a problem with excessive sweating? I have seen certain sites
>list "intolerance to heat" as a symptom of PCOS. (I am not diagnosed
>with PCOS yet but I have pretty much all the symptoms...). I am just
>wondering because ever since I can remember I have had a perspiration
>problem. I can't go an hour without getting wet stains under my arms.
>Its REALLY embarrassing and causes me a lot of distress. Also my head
>sweats a lot, even in just mild weather, if I walk around too much AT
>ALL. I know it might be due to my weight problem but I do SO MUCH
>EXERCISE (ie five times a week or more) and have been doing so for ages
>and ages. You would think this would make me more fit and less prone to
>sweating right? NOPE! So PLEASE IF ANYONE OUT THERE HAS THIS PROBLEM
>PLEASE SHARE IT AND LET ME KNOW WHAT CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT! I am really
>mortified on a daily basis! I don't want to go the rest of my life with
>my arms planted firmly at my sides :). Thank you everyone!
>

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