I was wondering if others have experienced sweating as symptom, I get these a few times a day. Does anyone know why they happen and is there something that can prevent it.
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Hi rose54,
Sweating really isn't a symptom of MS. Your question did make me remember your previous post:
I have had diagnosis of Hashimotos,Lupus and Fibro
My husband takes a Thyroid medication and has a problem with excessive sweating.
If you would like to research medication side effects the below link is a good source:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginformation.htmlDiagnosed 1984
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Heat regulation (thermoregulatory) dysfunction can be a symptom of MS. You can have excess sweating (hyperhydrosis), but the exact opposite, or decrease in sweating (hypohydrosis) is more well- known. Heat intolerance has been linked to the latter, because it limit's the body's ability to cool down.
Sweating is part of the autonomic nervous system and the part of the brain affected by MS would be the hypothalamus (which regulates body temperature).
I recommend talking with your doctors to determine if MS could be the culprit. If so, there are things that can help. http://www.sweathelp.org/en/hyperhid...dications.html. And if you have any issues with bladder urgency, talk to your doctor about overactive bladder medications. They are one of the medications that fall into the category of drugs that can help.
Good luckKimba
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Thank you for the validation for sweating. I am sometimes over heated and then sometimes cold. My hypothalmus must be off. In response to my thyroid condition, I have been on thyroid meds for 20 years, never a sweating related issue. I am usually hypothyroid and need to monitor it closely. Just trying to get a handle on all of these symptoms.
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