do you sweat in withdrawal???

Buxy`s Back · 10-11-2005, 03:16 AM

anoither question,boy im getting good at asking lately lol i have noticed in withdrawal that i dont sweat properly,i can be really hot but dont break into a sweat,so it would answer why when we come into contact with toxins and viruses our bodies cannot sweat them out,and i get burning skin and explosive runs which i think is toxins coming to the surface of the skin ,not being able to sweat them out and my body trying to get rid of them through the explosive runs.Its funny too while on seroxat we sweat buckets.I have flu at the moment but seem unable to sweat it out like normal peeps so the toxins are having a big impact.Antone else noticed that they dont sweat???

zappelina · 10-11-2005, 06:31 AM

I have this every other day, Jo. It´s part of my strange every other day wd syndrome, day 1 one no sweat at all ánd sometimes I´m ice cold and sometimes very hot on these days, day two I sweat very heavily all the time and can´t go out or be around people because of it.

Delynbetter · 10-11-2005, 07:16 AM

Hot flashes with sweat, hot flashses without sweat, cold chils with/without sweat. Last night was the "fever" feeling, but no sweating. It seems that I get fever rather easily now when my blood pressure goes up from anger, frustration, or a combination with sadness.

None of it makes sense.

MizzT · 10-11-2005, 09:36 AM

that is exactly why im looking into the far infrared saunas, joanne!
i have times when i sweat so badly that my whole body is soaked. then there are times when there is no sweat at all and i end up feeling sick from it.

the FIR saunas are supposed to make you produce 3 times the sweat volume and ionically breaks bonds between fat and toxins and releases them into sweat from the subcutaneous fat layer.

ddog1st · 10-11-2005, 09:46 AM

I drink plenty of water everyday. Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night drenched is sweat. I can be either cold or hot. Some nights I wake up do dry there isn't enough moisture in my throat to keep me from coughing.

rdjanis · 10-11-2005, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by notdelynwell

Hot flashes with sweat, hot flashses without sweat,

I am experiencing this right now and it has nothing to do with withdrawal lol It is horrible!!

elisa · 10-11-2005, 10:32 AM

Ooooh, I was sweating buckets while on Effexor XR. Every little move made me break out in sweat and therefore was very limited in my activities on top of not being motivated. It has gone down quite a bit in the last few months. Yeah, it's all hormonal related I believe.

Buxy`s Back · 10-11-2005, 10:57 AM

thanks guys its just like im on day 10 of flu and still feel dire like im not shaking it off,then when i found the bit about nervous system damage it says its hard to sweat and i have noticed being very hot but no sweat im just finding it real tough dealing with flu at the mo thats not shifting,bev have pmd you

babs · 10-11-2005, 01:03 PM

Come to think of it, I don't think I sweat as much since quitting Paxil. But that would be a very hard thing to gauge, as I tend to avoid any activities that are sweat inducing! I'm the lounge on the couch eating bon bons type.

hope · 10-12-2005, 01:01 AM

I used to wake up with my shirt soaking wet. After I took the antibiotic my sweat smelled really wierd and really gross for a long time. You can take a hot bath in epsom salt to help pull toxins out of the skin, about 30 minutes max with water as hot as you can stand. Some detox programs recommend skin brushing which breaks away dead skin cells and helps open up pores. Always brush away from your heart.

Kitsyl · 10-13-2005, 06:37 AM

Hi there

From what I can gather this is normal. I actually thought with me it was purely menopausal symptoms, it I've read that perspiring and shivers is part and parcel of the many 'joys' of withdrawal! I find it helpful to have a fan on in my room at night and drink lots of fluids at all times.

May we all soon be free of this vile drug.

Kit

10-11-2005, 03:16 AM	#1
Buxy`s Back Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: grimsby,england Posts: 4,468	do you sweat in withdrawal??? anoither question,boy im getting good at asking lately lol i have noticed in withdrawal that i dont sweat properly,i can be really hot but dont break into a sweat,so it would answer why when we come into contact with toxins and viruses our bodies cannot sweat them out,and i get burning skin and explosive runs which i think is toxins coming to the surface of the skin ,not being able to sweat them out and my body trying to get rid of them through the explosive runs.Its funny too while on seroxat we sweat buckets.I have flu at the moment but seem unable to sweat it out like normal peeps so the toxins are having a big impact.Antone else noticed that they dont sweat??? __________________ September 2009, not in severe hell just moderate hell, still recovering Joanne. LITTLE EVIL MEN HIDE BEHIND BIG COMPANY NAMES................QUOTE BY......MOI

10-11-2005, 06:31 AM	#2
zappelina Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Sweden Posts: 2,387	Re: do you sweat in withdrawal??? I have this every other day, Jo. It´s part of my strange every other day wd syndrome, day 1 one no sweat at all ánd sometimes I´m ice cold and sometimes very hot on these days, day two I sweat very heavily all the time and can´t go out or be around people because of it. __________________ AD history: Celexa 20 mg 1997-98. Quit CT, no WD problems. Paxil/Seroxat 20 mg 2001-2003 then switched to 50 mg Zoloft without any WD problems after the switch. Zoloft later increased to 75 mg. 2004 tapered Zoloft too quickly after sudden onset of muscle stiffness and extreme restlessness on full dose. Severe and prolonged WD problem with a long list of symptoms. Considerable mental but very little physical improvement so far. Last Zoloft dose April 18 2004.

10-11-2005, 07:16 AM	#3
Delynbetter Join Date: May 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 10,769	Re: do you sweat in withdrawal??? Hot flashes with sweat, hot flashses without sweat, cold chils with/without sweat. Last night was the "fever" feeling, but no sweating. It seems that I get fever rather easily now when my blood pressure goes up from anger, frustration, or a combination with sadness. None of it makes sense.

10-11-2005, 09:36 AM	#4
MizzT Banned Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: NM Posts: 6,866	Re: do you sweat in withdrawal??? that is exactly why im looking into the far infrared saunas, joanne! i have times when i sweat so badly that my whole body is soaked. then there are times when there is no sweat at all and i end up feeling sick from it. the FIR saunas are supposed to make you produce 3 times the sweat volume and ionically breaks bonds between fat and toxins and releases them into sweat from the subcutaneous fat layer.

10-11-2005, 09:46 AM	#5
ddog1st Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Atlanta Posts: 602	Re: do you sweat in withdrawal??? I drink plenty of water everyday. Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night drenched is sweat. I can be either cold or hot. Some nights I wake up do dry there isn't enough moisture in my throat to keep me from coughing. __________________ Bryan Paxil Free on April 17, 2006 after 2 years of use and a slow wean January 2009 began 20 mg 15 October 2011 15 mg 5 December 2011 10 mg

10-11-2005, 10:32 AM	#7
elisa Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 11,473	Re: do you sweat in withdrawal??? Ooooh, I was sweating buckets while on Effexor XR. Every little move made me break out in sweat and therefore was very limited in my activities on top of not being motivated. It has gone down quite a bit in the last few months. Yeah, it's all hormonal related I believe. __________________ On A/D's since 1995, switching due to side-effects on 30 different brands of TCA's, SSRI's, SNRI's, Antipsychotics, Benzo's & Imovane. 6 ECT's. Tapering from 225 mg Effexor XR May 17, 2004. (Equiv. to 60 mg Paxil) Last taper Effexor XR Jan 17, 2006 down to ZERO. Currently protracted withdrawal. Sept 2006: 25 mg Doxepin. March 13/09: 10 mg Desipramine

10-11-2005, 10:57 AM	#8
Buxy`s Back Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: grimsby,england Posts: 4,468	Re: do you sweat in withdrawal??? thanks guys its just like im on day 10 of flu and still feel dire like im not shaking it off,then when i found the bit about nervous system damage it says its hard to sweat and i have noticed being very hot but no sweat im just finding it real tough dealing with flu at the mo thats not shifting,bev have pmd you __________________ September 2009, not in severe hell just moderate hell, still recovering Joanne. LITTLE EVIL MEN HIDE BEHIND BIG COMPANY NAMES................QUOTE BY......MOI

10-11-2005, 01:03 PM	#9
babs "dare to suck big!" Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 7,581	Re: do you sweat in withdrawal??? Come to think of it, I don't think I sweat as much since quitting Paxil. But that would be a very hard thing to gauge, as I tend to avoid any activities that are sweat inducing! I'm the lounge on the couch eating bon bons type. __________________ Babs Paxil 20mg 1994-2005 2 failed attempts to quit Tapered Jan-April 2005 Paxil-free since May 1, 2005

10-12-2005, 01:01 AM	#10
hope Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 3,188	Re: do you sweat in withdrawal??? I used to wake up with my shirt soaking wet. After I took the antibiotic my sweat smelled really wierd and really gross for a long time. You can take a hot bath in epsom salt to help pull toxins out of the skin, about 30 minutes max with water as hot as you can stand. Some detox programs recommend skin brushing which breaks away dead skin cells and helps open up pores. Always brush away from your heart. __________________ Hope. "I never cared much for flim flam doctors." (Doctor Baker, Little House on the Prairie). Put on Paxil in 1996 for Post-partum depression. After 5th withdrawal attempt, went into severe debilitating withdrawal, restarted Paxil in the ER which didn't work anymore. Taken off again quickly by a shrink, started on Lexapro. Body rejected all drugs except benzos. Currently off all drugs. I'd say I'm recovered. Yeah, I'd say so.

10-13-2005, 06:37 AM	#11
Kitsyl Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: England Posts: 842	Re: do you sweat in withdrawal??? Hi there From what I can gather this is normal. I actually thought with me it was purely menopausal symptoms, it I've read that perspiring and shivers is part and parcel of the many 'joys' of withdrawal! I find it helpful to have a fan on in my room at night and drink lots of fluids at all times. May we all soon be free of this vile drug. Kit

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