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[Guest guest]

Tigger,

So you know how dangerous this is. Increasing my thyroid straightened out my

problem but some need adrenals fixed too. What does your doctor say about you

not sweating? It is SO dangerous. You need your thyroid fixed before you die

from heatstroke!

Best to you!

in Va.

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OMG! I can't believe that not sweating is being talked about. When I was

younger I never understood.... my friend and I would go to the YMCA to swim then

use the sauna. She would be dripping with sweat and I would by dry.

A few years ago I went to a concert at a stadium with some friends and they

took me out in an ambulance. I had heat stroke. My blood pressure had shot to

stroke level and they wanted me out of there. It was hotter than hell and my

skin was cool to the touch. When I got to the hospital it took a couple of bags

of fluid to get me back up. It was very scary.

I've always said that my internal thermostat doesn't work. I'm always cold. As

a matter of fact I just got out of bed from a nap because I was freezing before

I went and cuddled under the electric blanket... it is July, right? The guys I

work with always say I have about a 4 degree comfort zone. Truth is, I don't

usually notice when I'm too hot until it's too late and I don't feel well. Now I

know why.

Thanks,

Tigger

[Guest guest]

Doctors just brush it off. Nothing is said about it. Kind of like.. hmm?

The doctors will not help with my thyroid. They tell me that because my numbers

are borderline the won't treat me.

Tigger

Re: You may find this

interesting/thyroid/adrenals/vasovagel etc.***another link

Tigger,

So you know how dangerous this is. Increasing my thyroid straightened out my

problem but some need adrenals fixed too. What does your doctor say about you

not sweating? It is SO dangerous. You need your thyroid fixed before you die

from heatstroke!

Best to you!

in Va.

-----

OMG! I can't believe that not sweating is being talked about. When I was

younger I never understood.... my friend and I would go to the YMCA to swim then

use the sauna. She would be dripping with sweat and I would by dry.

A few years ago I went to a concert at a stadium with some friends and they

took me out in an ambulance. I had heat stroke. My blood pressure had shot to

stroke level and they wanted me out of there. It was hotter than hell and my

skin was cool to the touch. When I got to the hospital it took a couple of bags

of fluid to get me back up. It was very scary.

I've always said that my internal thermostat doesn't work. I'm always cold.

As a matter of fact I just got out of bed from a nap because I was freezing

before I went and cuddled under the electric blanket... it is July, right? The

guys I work with always say I have about a 4 degree comfort zone. Truth is, I

don't usually notice when I'm too hot until it's too late and I don't feel well.

Now I know why.

Thanks,

Tigger

[Guest guest]

same story here -

Cris

Re: You may find this

interesting/thyroid/adrenals/vasovagel etc.***another link

OMG! I can't believe that not sweating is being talked about. When I was

younger I never understood.... my friend and I would go to the YMCA to swim then

use the sauna. She would be dripping with sweat and I would by dry.

A few years ago I went to a concert at a stadium with some friends and they took

me out in an ambulance. I had heat stroke. My blood pressure had shot to stroke

level and they wanted me out of there. It was hotter than hell and my skin was

cool to the touch. When I got to the hospital it took a couple of bags of fluid

to get me back up. It was very scary.

I've always said that my internal thermostat doesn't work. I'm always cold. As a

matter of fact I just got out of bed from a nap because I was freezing before I

went and cuddled under the electric blanket... it is July, right? The guys I

work with always say I have about a 4 degree comfort zone. Truth is, I don't

usually notice when I'm too hot until it's too late and I don't feel well. Now I

know why.

Thanks,

Tigger