Had severe sweating when I had UTI infection. May through August of last year Dana
Sent from my iPhone On Jul 4, 2013, at 2:28 PM, bob quinn <kult...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Just re-read your original questions, Hosni, so some additional answers... > > The times when sweating started sometime after I sat in my wheelchair were: > - Worst when I had a sore on my butt that went to stage 4, because my helper > didn't see it for 2 weeks. > - Common (like almost every day), right when I first get in the chair in the > morning, because of my hemorrhoids (and even with Preparation-H) ...but it > usually subsides after 30 minutes or so. > - When my seat cushion (J2 gel) is on wrong (backwards, or just too far > forward or back) > - I've banged my knee or a foot has fallen off my footrest. > > So, my recommendation would be for someone to give a close look over your > skin for red areas after you've started sweating. > > Hope that helps, > bob > > From: bob quinn <kult...@yahoo.com> > To: "jume9...@comcast.net" <jume9...@comcast.net>; quad-list > <quad-list@eskimo.com> > Sent: Thursday, July 4, 2013 3:08 PM > Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Sweating > > I sweat because of Autonomic-Dysreflexia (AD) when I'm in pain somewhere in > the insensate part(s) of my body. I only sweat from my head, in different > parts, depending where on my body the pain is. If my lower extremities, the > sweating is on the opposite side of my head. The intensity of the sweat is > directly related to the level of pain. Most of my head will be red in color, > except the sweaty parts, which go pale white (yes, it's a sight!). I can > soak a towel in under a minute when it's real bad. I always have small > towels handy, including a spare in my van. > > My body temp usually stays at my normal 98.1F when I sweat. I do not sweat > at all if/when my body (core) gets hot (without pain). Sometimes, when it's > chilly, my sweating can bring my temp down enough to make me cold and > shivering ...which is when i seek a radiant heat source. > > For me, sitting in the sun can help if the sweating is mild. If it's > intense, I find that a little marajuana can make a huge difference. It > doesn't stem it forever, but can stop it outright for a good while. > > MJ is almost legal in Massachusetts (a ticket noone pays for having under > 1oz), and they're gearing-up to open medical MJ dispensaries (it was voted-in > last fall). I already started asking my primary care phys for a > "recommendation" in February. > > Happy Independence Day everyone! > bob > > From: "jume9...@comcast.net" <jume9...@comcast.net> > To: quad-list <quad-list@eskimo.com> > Sent: Thursday, July 4, 2013 12:04 PM > Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Sweating > > Sweating is such an issue with quads, most of us take Propantheline and it > helps. > > Meredith > > From: wheelch...@aol.com > To: hosnialkha...@hotmail.com, quad-list@eskimo.com > Sent: Thursday, July 4, 2013 8:38:15 AM > Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Sweating > > Sweating for some is quite normal. For others, it might be a sign of an > internal infection that is forcing increased temperatures and sweats. Has > your normal temperature increased ? Has your normal blood pressure increased? > What's your record for UTI's? > > Best Wishes > > In a message dated 7/4/2013 10:32:07 A.M. Central Daylight Time, > hosnialkha...@hotmail.com writes: > Hi My Friends > > I Want To Ask You ... > > 1-What Cause Sweating For a Quadriplegic,When He Is In The Wheelchair ? > 2-After How long You Start Sweating,When You Are In The Wheelchair ? > 3-What's Your Advice - Solution - For It ? > > Thanks > > > >
