Does anybody else start sweating for no apparent reason what so ever? I'm mean I shower every day. This is a sweat of my hair completely wet like I just washed it. I went through change long time ago so it isn't that.
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Yes,its apart of this lovely disease. When my body thinks I'm over doing it or even in the shower I start to sweat,I feel like I stuck my head in the oven. The meds we take along with an auto-immune disease that's makes our bodies work harder fighting off a illness we don't have b/c the body is attacking it's self.I know it sounds crazy,b/c it is:).
Yup! I sweat a lot from my head. At night around the neck.
I heard recently that Lupus and Fibromyalgia people have a hard time regulating body temperature- I thought it was because maybe I'm going through the change. Sometimes I'm fine other times I am just sweating so bad my face is soaked. My head looks like I just washed it.
Yep, especially the weeks leading up to a monthly visit. But I do sweat sporadically and I am soaked! I have asked my doctors, they chalk it up to anxiety, but I think they are full of poo-poo! Lol
Omg! I thought it was just me! I keep getting told it's menopause- uh nope.
I am randomly in meltdown mode often - hotter than I've ever been. And I can't tell if it's just me sometimes or the environment around me. I have started dressing in layers that can be removed or swapped to deal. I shower sometime 3x in the day to cool off and feel fresh.
I bought new pillows hat actually have a thermo-gel that keeps me cool at night. Gone are the days of sleeping with layers of Jammies and blankets. Tank top, shorts and a single sheet and light blanket.
It's like I cannot regulate my temperature.
I suspected but had no idea it was lupus related.
Why do I get hot out of nowhere and literally 2-4 minutes later I’m cold. I don’t sweat just hot