Hot flushes / sweats
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I see my Rheumy on Friday and will ask the question.0
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muffy wrote:I see my Rheumy on Friday and will ask the question.
Let us know what he says Muffy please as you'll be the first to see him/her, then we can pool notes as consultants can have differing views. :roll:
Luv,Love, Legs x
'Make a life out of what you have, not what you're missing'0 -
It will be interesting to see if he agrees with my rheumy that it is caused by inflammation.0
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Aimer66 wrote:H there,
Does anyone else get hot flushes and almost feeling sweaty, particularly at night?
This seems to be a symptom of my flair ups.
If i was a woman I would say I was going through the change with thoe hot flushes!!
Thanks,
Mark.
I got awful hot flushes/sweats when I was on several different meds, especially Methotrexate, sulfalsazine and Leflunamide, all sweats stopped after stopping these. I take hydroxachloraquine now and seem ok on that.
Hope this helps?
Thanks
Yvonne
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Aimer66 wrote:H there,
Does anyone else get hot flushes and almost feeling sweaty, particularly at night?
This seems to be a symptom of my flair ups.
If i was a woman I would say I was going through the change with thoe hot flushes!!
Thanks, hi thank god in the nicest way haha .yes i suffering too cant get any sleep its driving me mad .any tips xx
Mark.0 -
Good Grief it gets better and better , i thought my meds were giving me sweats , i must admit i only feel clammy but really uncomfortable , crumbs so glad you peops are around to help .
karen.0 -
Not spoken to my doc about this yet as I have to see a new one now mine has retired and I feel a bit embarrassed by it tbh.
I have also started to get hot and sweaty at night but very weirdly only my legs! They are the worst with the AO so maybe that's why.
Fols x0 -
Hey guys
have any of you tried coolmax bedding to help with night sweats. Fabulous stuff, it wicks away the moisture leaving you feeling comfy. For me the sweats are caused by Tramadol I think. I never had trouble with night or day sweats before I started taking them. The slow release type helped somewhat, but not totally.Sarah
"I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do."- Edward Everett Hale0 -
Hello,
I get them too before flare ups and then tend to make me feel a bit faint and rubbishy! I thought it was just hormonal.
Steriod injections tend to cause them worst of all though! Moonface and the sweats, nice!
Take care,Soph0
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