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| my daughter is 4 1/2 months old and i feel like im going through menopause at 20. lol im alwauys sweating, and no deoderant seems to help. let me know if you find anythiung outr PLEASE!!!! |
| posted by Devon on 07/10/2007 |
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| i was told by most people that i should see and endocrinologist for my thyroid, but i did that already. |
| posted by MARYANNE on 07/10/2007 |
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| my doc hasnt sadi anything about a thyroid he just said it was hormones. it is getting ridiculous. who can shower 3 times a day with a baby? lol ive nerver heard of that kinda doctor. ehat do thye do? |
| posted by Devon on 07/11/2007 |
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| an endocrinologist is a doctor who specializes in hormones, metabolism, adrenal diseases and diabetes. you should make a point of going to one because it is extremely common and is happening to a good friend of mine right now, after a mom has a baby, her thyroid becomes out of whack for a while and sometimes permanently, either it goes to fast which would make your heart rase, extreme sweating, etc., or slow down which is gaining wait, bloating, depression, fatigue, constipation, etc. usually all women experience at some time. you just go to a doctor who specialize in it because sometimes regular doctors when they give you a blood test they misread the numbers or dont take the right blood test, a specialist will know right away. definitely check it out because my friends thyroid got so bad that they had to give her radiation to kill her thyroid and now she is having trouble dealing with having a slow thyroid - which is what i have been told i have - had it for a very long time. i think however it has changed on me and that is why i am sweating to death all the time. i notice when i dont take my thyroid meds, i dont sweat. |
| posted by MARYANNE on 07/11/2007 |
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| im making the appointment as i type. |
| posted by Devon on 07/12/2007 |
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| i had my thyroiod checked yesterday. he said it felt swollen but i wnt get the results til friday. |
| posted by Devon on 07/18/2007 |
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| let me know!! |
| posted by MARYANNE on 07/18/2007 |
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| I'm curious about your results and what the dr says too. I have been experiencing the same thing since delivering my son. I feel you frustration. Now I'm pregnant again, so there's all kinds of stuff out of wack! |
| posted by Amy on 08/05/2007 |
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I have had this problem too. Try a product called "Certain Dry". I bought it at CVS in the deodorant section but I have seen it at Walmart too. I saw an article on this very subject in the newspaper once and this product was suggested. I tried it and it works! It's a roll on that you put on when you go to bed and then shower in the morning, and you are good to go.
HTH |
| posted by Maddie on 08/14/2007 |
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| I had this problem when I moved to Florida; it was like my body completely changed - and that was before my kid! Try the new Secret Clinical Strength. It isn't too irritating to your skin. |
| posted by ReganB on 10/06/2007 |
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| I went through this with my daughter and son. I noticed that it was especially bad when I was breast feeding. I felt that I always had body odor. I tried that new prescription strength deodorant by secret. It costs around 7-8 dollars and you put it on at night. In the morning I also put on my regular deodorant. It worked great. I noticed a huge change. It controlled the sweating and the odor. |
| posted by Allison on 10/07/2007 |
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| thanks guys but my sweating is not under my arms, its my head and just extreme sweating and dripping. i still havent gotten rid of this problem and its been 11 months now. |
| posted by MARYANNE on 10/07/2007 |
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Hi Mary Anne,
I would say that I was sweating for at least a year after my daughter was born, and if I had a glass of wine, I would sweat and get flushed almost immediately. For how bad it was, it did go away after about a year....so hang in there. I also had the numb hands, and actually get them when I am doing fine motor things (blow drying hair, writing, etc). My doctor had said it was fluid retention when I was pregnant, and it takes a while to go away. They are both very normal, however, after a year has passed and you have no signs of a let up, I would probably go back to your doctor. I hope by the time you read this, all those symptoms are gone! Mary Anne |
| posted by Mary Anne on 10/07/2007 |
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| thank you, i hope you are right. |
| posted by MARYANNE on 10/08/2007 |
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| have ya'll tried secret clinical deodorant i have the same problem and it helps alot only thing is it cost like7-9 a pop |
| posted by Nina on 10/18/2007 |
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| lol sorry i should of read others b4 posting |
| posted by Nina on 10/18/2007 |
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