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Old 08-29-2007, 12:00 AM
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Originally Posted by MarkB View Post
I went through the sweats, never really cold, just swimming in sweat and not swimming in sweat. It has reduced down to occurring occasionally.

The meds make my my mouth, and it seems my large colon, feel so dry that I drink continuously and therefore pee a lot. Isn't this stuff so much fun?
Hi, I've registered although I haven't posted with my story yet. However, I couldn't resist responding to this these posts on rsd and sweating, etc. I have rsd that is everywhere now(long story) and it's gotten so that I can't even go anywhere because by the time I get there, I have sweat dripping all over as if I came out of the shower and didn't dry off. I have to watch what my clothes are made out of and what color they are so that they don't look as if I spilled a bucket of water down my back. In spite of the wetness my skin is cold and clammy. I've done this for years and it's become such a problem that I just wear cotton pjs and don't leave the house except for docs and hosp. I'm now back in my electric w/c from bilateral below the knee amputations and even though I deal with everything fairly well, I've decided that from now on " mohammad needs to come to the mountain" from now on instead of the other way around. It's just too much. I just stay home, keep up with my hobbies and entertain my grandkids. I certainly empathize with you all in a big way though. I'll try to post my neuro and health story, as well as my good things, when I have more energy and less pain. by the way, I followed this site several years ago, and my neurologist mentioned it to me and it reminded me it was still there. I'm so glad. susan from ky
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