Re: Summer heat question

[Guest guest]

Hi

Your question is not dumb!!! <smile>

ph also does not do well in summer. He overheats easily and he gets really

bad hives from sweating. He sweats before anyone else.

God Bless

Fran

Fran A Bulone

Mom To ph 6 yr

Waxhaw NC 28173

Owner of group

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[Guest guest]

Last summer we noticed that Ella would over heat on warm summer

days. She didn't get hives or heat rash, but she would get dark red

(sometimes almost purplish) in the face and sweat profusely. She

did very well in the heat though this weekend. I was worried about

her in the heat-it was almost 100 degrees and humid here all

weekend -but it's nearly impossible to keep her from tagging along

with the other kids, and they are so active and loving the return of

summer. Now that she's two, she is SO independent and thinks she

can do anything that her older brother and sister can do.

Thankfully we didn't have any issues with overheating (although lots

of time was spent in the pool!), maybe she's getting better at

regulating her body temp. Tomorrow will be 11 weeks since Ella's

last fever...this has been just an amazing stretch.

>

> Hello wonderful people,

>

> I was wondering if you have any problems having your fever

children

> out in the heat? I am almost afraid to take Kardyn outdoors when

it is

> hot, I am afraid it may make him sick. He doesn't regulate his

body

> temp very well so I have to watch him extra close. I didn't know

if

> the heat from outside could actually make them fever more.

>

> I hope this doesn't sound too much like a dumb question.

>

> God bless,

>

> a and Kardyn

>

[Guest guest]

also sweats like crazy. Especially while sleeping! Once the

wheather gets warmer I've noticed that when I check in on him before I

head for bed his hair is often so wet he looks as if he has just showered.

We've also had a couple incidents where is temp. has dropped down to 95

when we've left a fan blowing on him full blast.

Ellyn

Mom of possibly (5),

Alyssa(8), and Kate(3)

Philadelphia, PA

[Guest guest]

You know something, Kardyn has to wear warmer clothes when we have

the air on. He doesn't even seem to realize that he is too cold. You

can feel how cold he is when you pick him up. It is just so weird.

This is really beginning to get strange. I am telling the ID doc

about all this. I am hoping that soon they will be able to come up

with something.

Thanks and God bless,

a and Kardyn

>

> also sweats like crazy. Especially while sleeping! Once the

> wheather gets warmer I've noticed that when I check in on him

before I

> head for bed his hair is often so wet he looks as if he has just

showered.

> We've also had a couple incidents where is temp. has dropped down

to 95

> when we've left a fan blowing on him full blast.

>

> Ellyn

> Mom of possibly (5),

> Alyssa(8), and Kate(3)

> Philadelphia, PA

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You know something, Kardyn has to wear warmer clothes when we have

the air on. He doesn't even seem to realize that he is too cold. You

can feel how cold he is when you pick him up. It is just so weird.

This is really beginning to get strange. I am telling the ID doc

about all this. I am hoping that soon they will be able to come up

with something.

Thanks and God bless,

a and Kardyn

>

> also sweats like crazy. Especially while sleeping! Once the

> wheather gets warmer I've noticed that when I check in on him

before I

> head for bed his hair is often so wet he looks as if he has just

showered.

> We've also had a couple incidents where is temp. has dropped down

to 95

> when we've left a fan blowing on him full blast.

>

> Ellyn

> Mom of possibly (5),

> Alyssa(8), and Kate(3)

> Philadelphia, PA

>

>

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