Guest guest Posted August 17, 2006 Report Posted August 17, 2006 Hmm...a lot of people sweat excessively at night due to increased body temperature. I myself sweat a bit too, but that's because it gets too hot under the blanket and it's my security blanket . And since he's only in his undies and the fans are on it's an internal thing I'm guessing...? Definitely mention it to the doctor, but I bet he'll just pass it off as unrelated...They do that a lot if they can't piece it together. You might want to think about seeing a holistic doctor of some sort. They take the body as a whole piece, unlike western doctors who will only treat the one symptom. Get as much info. as you can and write down EVERYTHING you can think of, even if it seems minute. keep at it, shefyMadre2sirstinksalot wrote: Oh, I hope I'm not making you all crazy as I'm trying to piece things together here. I know this is a long shot but.... My son has ALWAYS been a sweater while sleeping. Seriously as an infant... When he would be sleeping on my chest the ONLY sure fire way I had to know he was asleep (when I couldn't SEE his face) was to feel his forehead... If he was asleep...he'd be wet.... Last night it hit me... Could THIS have something to do with his asthma/night coughs also?? It hit me because he was sleeping in my bed and I picked him up to scoot him over and the WHOLE area under his body was WET... Not damp... But looked like he had hopped out of the pool and laid down. (he was sleeping in just undies, under 2 fans and it was fairly cool last night...) Anyone else have this?? Like I said... I'm just piecing together oddities in my child... Hoping to make some sense of this all Thanks!! 19-11-05 - Posadas - Misiones - Argentina Font: Monotype Corsiva __________________________________________________ Quote
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2006 Report Posted August 17, 2006 Yes, deffently tell the doc about his " night sweats " say it like that. How old is he? > v\:* {behavior:url (#default#vml);} v\:* { BEHAVIOR: url (#default#vml) } 852B3E39-31B6-4AC309CF7- C42179ABAB5F 4.0 Letter Letter\mip-solluna_domingo.imf MIP-Dias de la Semana Sin título MIP-SolLuna Domingo © Todo Sobre IncrediMail SU1CTDEsNDYsgUmBScGNkTCVLJXFTZWFMJlNiSQ0lYHFNDidTTSJkYWdxSQwJDCNOEmBS YFJgSxJTUJMMiwwLCxJTUJMMywwLCxUcmFkZU1hcmtMaW5rLDY2LF9fVE1fREVMSU1fX2 h0dHA6Ly9hci5ncm91cHMueWFob28uY29tL2dyb3VwL1RvZG9Tb2JyZUluY3JlZGlNYWl sLyw= http://us.f536.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Upload?Data=upl607313018 repeat #ffffff left top BCEB29C0-42D3-11D4-BA3E-0050DAC68030 0 BCEB29C0-42D3-11D4-BA3E-0050DAC68030 1 C958D3B0-2BF0-11D4-BA28- 0050DAC68030 0 C958D3B0-2BF0-11D4-BA28-0050DAC68030 1 E3F15280- 2BF7-11D4-BA28-0050DAC68030 0 X-ASN,X-ASH,X-AN,X-AP,X- AD ; > Oh, I hope I'm not making you all crazy as I'm trying to piece things together here. > I know this is a long shot but.... > My son has ALWAYS been a sweater while sleeping. Seriously as an infant... When he would be sleeping on my chest the ONLY sure fire way I had to know he was asleep (when I couldn't SEE his face) was to feel his forehead... If he was asleep...he'd be wet.... > Last night it hit me... Could THIS have something to do with his asthma/night coughs also?? It hit me because he was sleeping in my bed and I picked him up to scoot him over and the WHOLE area under his body was WET... Not damp... But looked like he had hopped out of the pool and laid down. (he was sleeping in just undies, under 2 fans and it was fairly cool last night...) > Anyone else have this?? > > Like I said... I'm just piecing together oddities in my child... Hoping to make some sense of this all > > Thanks!! > > 19-11-05 - Posadas - Misiones - Argentina > Font: Monotype Corsiva > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote
Guest guest Posted August 18, 2006 Report Posted August 18, 2006 He's 5. I noticed his night sweats though the very first time he slept on me. Now, he's not sleeping ON me... But still sweating... And not every night. -- Re: Another question... Yes, deffently tell the doc about his "night sweats" say it like that. How old is he? > v\:* {behavior:url (#default#vml);} v\:* { BEHAVIOR: url (#default#vml) } 852B3E39-31B6-4AC309CF7- C42179ABAB5F 4.0 Letter Letter\mip-solluna_domingo.imf MIP-Dias de la Semana Sin título MIP-SolLuna Domingo © Todo Sobre IncrediMail SU1CTDEsNDYsgUmBScGNkTCVLJXFTZWFMJlNiSQ0lYHFNDidTTSJkYWdxSQwJDCNOEmBS YFJgSxJTUJMMiwwLCxJTUJMMywwLCxUcmFkZU1hcmtMaW5rLDY2LF9fVE1fREVMSU1fX2 h0dHA6Ly9hci5ncm91cHMueWFob28uY29tL2dyb3VwL1RvZG9Tb2JyZUluY3JlZGlNYWl sLyw= http://us.f536.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Upload?Data=upl607313018 repeat #ffffff left top BCEB29C0-42D3-11D4-BA3E-0050DAC68030 0 BCEB29C0-42D3-11D4-BA3E-0050DAC68030 1 C958D3B0-2BF0-11D4-BA28- 0050DAC68030 0 C958D3B0-2BF0-11D4-BA28-0050DAC68030 1 E3F15280- 2BF7-11D4-BA28-0050DAC68030 0 X-ASN,X-ASH,X-AN,X-AP,X- AD ; > Oh, I hope I'm not making you all crazy as I'm trying to piece things together here. > I know this is a long shot but.... > My son has ALWAYS been a sweater while sleeping. Seriously as an infant... When he would be sleeping on my chest the ONLY sure fire way I had to know he was asleep (when I couldn't SEE his face) was to feel his forehead... If he was asleep...he'd be wet.... > Last night it hit me... Could THIS have something to do with his asthma/night coughs also?? It hit me because he was sleeping in my bed and I picked him up to scoot him over and the WHOLE area under his body was WET... Not damp... But looked like he had hopped out of the pool and laid down. (he was sleeping in just undies, under 2 fans and it was fairly cool last night...) > Anyone else have this?? > > Like I said... I'm just piecing together oddities in my child... Hoping to make some sense of this all > > Thanks!! > > 19-11-05 - Posadas - Misiones - Argentina > Font: Monotype Corsiva > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote
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