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Old 01-11-2009, 07:27 PM #1
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Hi everyone -

I am hoping that you can make a suggestion to help stop (or atleast decrease my sweating). Since developing PN I sweat profusely on my face and head. While getting ready to go to work or any type of activity for that matter, my face and head sweat horribly. My hair is always damp to the point that I don't bother trying to style or fix it anymore 'cause it won't stay.

Right now I am taking lyrica, amitryptyline and tramadol (as needed) and the recommended supplements. Could the meds be causing this? Also, I am 50 so maybe the pre-menapause has some part to play...

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! I am tired of my makeup running down my face every morning!!
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