Guest guest Posted August 4, 2003 Report Share Posted August 4, 2003 Sounds like her kidney is not working properly. She may need some mechanical manipulation from an osteopath. I had a kidney drop down and twist. After doing detoxes it was only when the mechanical manipulation was done that I reduced bloating and water retention. Nana sweats Hallo all,What ideas do you have to treat a 30 year old woman with perspiration problems. The whole year, everywhere, always is she sweating. The only other symptom left after treating her for migraine is that in her period she has a puffy belly (tympanites). Digestion is not an issue.Thanks,Bert van AalstThe Netherlands............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 4, 2003 Report Share Posted August 4, 2003 Hallo Bert; Does this woman use saunas or steam? What is her diet and water consumption like? It sounds like she has many toxins (called Ama in ayurveda) stuck in the body and they are exiting through the skin. Was she exposed to any toxic substances in her life or perhaps her digestion is not working properly. Perhaps some cleansing such as the ayurvedic herb triphala -- which is on the QX but could be combined with the real one as well. Normally, triphala is taken in a cup of boiling water, allowed to cook for 5 minutes, then consumed. Just some ideas. Regards, Vivien Bonzo sweats Hallo all,What ideas do you have to treat a 30 year old woman with perspiration problems. The whole year, everywhere, always is she sweating. The only other symptom left after treating her for migraine is that in her period she has a puffy belly (tympanites). Digestion is not an issue.Thanks,Bert van AalstThe Netherlands............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2003 Report Share Posted August 5, 2003 dear bert, maybe heavy metal poisoning??? other neurotoxins? balancing autonomous nervous system? and i wonder, how digestion is not an issue with migraine....i have learnt, that migraine always is to do with pinworms.... maybe they even influence the sweating??? and have clients, who never experienced migraines anymore after parasite cleanings. a few thoughts... marlene sweats Hallo all, What ideas do you have to treat a 30 year old woman with perspiration problems. The whole year, everywhere, always is she sweating. The only other symptom left after treating her for migraine is that in her period she has a puffy belly (tympanites). Digestion is not an issue. Thanks, Bert van Aalst The Netherlands ............................................. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2003 Report Share Posted August 5, 2003 Hi Bert, Excessive sweating can be a thyroid issue or kidney issue. Bring these two into balance with the QX. The herb Schizandra can be helpful. Also, sage tea has be4en reported to be helpful. Phil sweats Hallo all,What ideas do you have to treat a 30 year old woman with perspiration problems. The whole year, everywhere, always is she sweating. The only other symptom left after treating her for migraine is that in her period she has a puffy belly (tympanites). Digestion is not an issue.Thanks,Bert van AalstThe Netherlands Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2003 Report Share Posted August 7, 2003 May I just expand on that? When we get hot our body sweats in an effort to maintain normal body temperature and the sweat content is almost identical to that of urine + xenobiotics and heavy metals. If the lady is sweating continuously, then the chances are her body temperature is probably higher than normal and body compensates by sweating. So look for possible causes, on the QX, of higher than normal body temperature: - Hyperthyroidism - liver damage (insufficient enzymes to inactivate thyroid hormones), pituitary dysfunction, deficient vit. E reduces iodine absorption, goitrogens hinder iodine utilization Kidney stones - often associated with those who sweat excessively Viral/bacterial infections - body's immune function is working overtime Just a few possibilities. Keep well, Azizah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2003 Report Share Posted August 7, 2003 Thanks , Digestion is not an issue anymore, because I have this patient for quite sometime. To correct migraine you have to deal with digestion, liver (detoxification, etc) and so on. After detox (chloride, heavy metals) the hypothalamus and thyroid seems to work correct. Also menstruation complaints are decreased, only the puffy belly left. The only thing what is left is her sweating. I'll look for the pinworms. Auf wiedersehen, Bert. sweatsHallo all,What ideas do you have to treat a 30 year old woman withperspiration problems. The whole year, everywhere, always is shesweating. The only other symptom left after treating her formigraine is that in her period she has a puffy belly (tympanites).Digestion is not an issue.Thanks,Bert van AalstThe Netherlands............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2003 Report Share Posted August 7, 2003 Tank you for your comment, I'll have her checked. Bert. sweats Hallo all,What ideas do you have to treat a 30 year old woman with perspiration problems. The whole year, everywhere, always is she sweating. The only other symptom left after treating her for migraine is that in her period she has a puffy belly (tympanites). Digestion is not an issue.Thanks,Bert van AalstThe Netherlands............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2003 Report Share Posted August 7, 2003 Thanks Vivien, for your ideas. No, she is not a regular visitor of saunas. Her water consumption is about two liter a day. As a nutritionist I always discus diet. I did a lot of detox (heavy metals, chloride). The QX now give normal figures (several tests). Bert. sweats Hallo all,What ideas do you have to treat a 30 year old woman with perspiration problems. The whole year, everywhere, always is she sweating. The only other symptom left after treating her for migraine is that in her period she has a puffy belly (tympanites). Digestion is not an issue.Thanks,Bert van AalstThe Netherlands............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 7, 2003 Report Share Posted August 7, 2003 Thank you Phil, Bert. sweats Hallo all,What ideas do you have to treat a 30 year old woman with perspiration problems. The whole year, everywhere, always is she sweating. The only other symptom left after treating her for migraine is that in her period she has a puffy belly (tympanites). Digestion is not an issue.Thanks,Bert van AalstThe Netherlands Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 8, 2003 Report Share Posted August 8, 2003 Bert For what it's worth, I used to pour with sweat all of a sudden and treated my 'hotflushes' with no sucess at all. Getting down to the nitty gritty eventually - as in testing myself properly - it came out as tickbite! One dose of a hom.remedy (it was Cedron 30C) fixed the whole issue and it never returned. Thank you Hahnemann. Has she had a tickbite, test for it anyway even if she cannot remember. Regards Sylvia sweats Hallo all,What ideas do you have to treat a 30 year old woman with perspiration problems. The whole year, everywhere, always is she sweating. The only other symptom left after treating her for migraine is that in her period she has a puffy belly (tympanites). Digestion is not an issue.Thanks,Bert van AalstThe Netherlands............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 11, 2005 Report Share Posted October 11, 2005 It depends what's causing the sweats and weakness. Are you diabetic? then they can be caused by low blood sugar. Are you anemic? post- menopausal? Silvia > > i'm in my 27th year of hep c and feel like i'm dying. Does anybody know how to help the > sweats and weakness? i failed interferon 6 years ago, it gave me seizures. > I see the fancy liver guy the end of november. I already have taken milk thistle for 3 years > and my enzymes are in the 20's. I live alone which doesn't help. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 11, 2005 Report Share Posted October 11, 2005 I wish I had some words of wisdom but unfortunately I dont.. Have you seen your doc lately? If your enzymes are ok, you could still have advancing damage,, how long since you have had a biopsy? Maybe you need to call your gastro and ask to see him sooner... let us know how it all turns out tho,, hugs and prayers, jax --- banawitt <banawitt@...> wrote: > i'm in my 27th year of hep c and feel like i'm > dying. Does anybody know how to help the > sweats and weakness? i failed interferon 6 years > ago, it gave me seizures. > I see the fancy liver guy the end of november. I > already have taken milk thistle for 3 years > and my enzymes are in the 20's. I live alone which > doesn't help. > > > > Jackie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 20, 2007 Report Share Posted March 20, 2007 I've been on core protocol for about 3 months and have begun having sweats. Mostly during the day, and I'm long past menopause so it doesn't seem like it would be from that. Have I read on here that Babesia can cause sweats? My IGeneX did not disclose any co-infections, but I know they sometimes show up after treatmetn for lyme has progressed some; and my immune system is working much better than before . So I'm wondering if perhaps Babesia is begining to express; and if testing again is appropriate. That would be a hassle since I'm dealing with a non lyme literate doctor. Any ideas are welcome. I'm working out some possible side effects so don't feel ready to start another herb for Babesia; but then if that iswhat is needed, I suppose I'll figure out a way. Blessings, jo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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