Re: Excessve Sweating

[Guest guest]

Greetings this Lovely Morning: If I were to take a position on your problem

I would guess your body is throwing out the Pain meds (and who knows what

else) that can be a toxin in our bodies (I take Pain meds too so this is not

one

of those letters) and nature has a couple ways to rid us of them. One being

perspiration and the other Urination. Try to drink a lot of water (from the

faucet or bottled) I mean about 8 tall glasses per day.

Talk to you Doctor however there may be something else you can do.

Take care.wishi ng you a cooler life...

Alice

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p.s. I perspire terribly especially when I take my meds. early morning

[Guest guest]

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> As most of you know i am taking Norco for pain, Effexor for

> depression and Ambien for sleep, but i have noticed for about

8months

> i have been sweating way more than i usually do.

I believe Effexor can specifically cause this side effect. Did it

start when you started and/or increased your dose of Effexor?

Cheryl in AZ

[Guest guest]

I sweat profusely as well no matter whatt the temp. I do not take Effexor but do

take Hydrocodeone. It has gotten particularly worse since I have been in a lot

of pain. I agree with the CRPS statements.

Caitlin

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Ever since I started having symptoms of FMS/MPS I feel like my internal

temperature is broken. I can go from beads of sweat running down the back of

my

neck, to bone chilling cold. I can't seem to regulate my thermometer! It

seems it's one of the symptoms of FMS. It could also be the pain medication to

some extent.

Kathleen in N.C.