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Re: -a lifetime thing? building muscle ---wait, night sweats??From: Barbara (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 11 May 2000 19:06:42 -0500 (CDT)
I too have watched lovelines, never seen Dr. Drew mention anything, but you are scaring me a little, I can't remember if I have ever mentioned this to a doctor or not, I just thought it was hormonal. It happens to me also on Codeine, and I had them pretty bad right after I gave birth to my daughter - so again I thought hormones. I will ask my doc though, thanks Mary. At Thu, 11 May 2000, Mary wrote: > >Okay I watch "lovelines" on MTV soemtimes (show about random 'romantic' >and health questions that are asked to an MD on live tv) and this is my >only source, but... > >But everytime someone talks about anything close to sweating in their >sleep, the Dr. gets REALLY CONCERNED and says that night sweats are a >symptom of something really wrong and you really need to see a Dr. about >them. He gets reallys stern. And jsut the fact that you mentioned you >wake up 'drenched' makes me worry. Please look into this? (or have >you?) I can't remember what it's a sign of but I think it might be of a >serious infection or soemthing. > >Ever mention it to Dr. before? > >At Thu, 11 May 2000, Barbara wrote: >> >>I have never been overly sweaty, but it seems to me that my underarm >>sweat is stronger or something, I too have underarm sweat even when I'm >>cold. I have never thought of it as anti-perspirant - because it >>doesn't work that way for me, but as deoderant, and if I'm feeling >>really "off" >>I notice that I have "stinkier pits". Lovely huh?! It has almost become >>a guage of how I'm doing. >>I also have noticed that I get underarm stains on my white T-shirts. Any >>ideas about that? >>Another thing, I have always put on deodorant right after bathing, never >>thought anything of it. Once my sister (not bio) commented: why are you >>doing that? plan to sweat in your dreams? (I had taken a shower before >>bed) and I asked didn't she do that? and she said no she would wait till >>she got dressed in the morning. I have to wear deodorant even to bed or >>I won't smell so...pretty :). >>I also have night sweats from mild to changing clothes, almost nightly. >>I can be freezing when I go to bed, and then through the night I shed my >>layers, (my husband teases me about my little sock "graveyard" at the >>end of the bed-from me kicking them off at night and forgetting to >>retrieve them in the morning) sometimes in my sleep and wake up >>drenched. Any ideas about that one? >> >>At Thu, 11 May 2000, Mary wrote: >>> >>>True true--i hadn't thought of all that. yes. I imagine you must be >>>right.. >>> >>>Hey, hadnt thought of the sweat thing at all, but now that it's come up >>>up--I don't think of myself as partic. sweaty (esp since I am always a >>>little cold) but sometimes--it's the weirdest thing, I will sweat a LOT >>>(underarms) even when i'm ice cold,even with antiperspirant recently >>>applied. Like, for no reason, just out of nowhere, and sometimes just >>>under one arm. >>> >>>What the h**l is THAT?? >>> >>>At Thu, 11 May 2000, Barbara wrote: >>>> >>>>Well, it's just a thought, but if we can get facial hair, >>>>sweat like men, gain weight and lose hair in a male pattern way, why not >>>>build muscle like them? >>>>After all, shouldn't we get something out of it? :) >>>> >>-- >>Barbara >>
-- Barbara
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