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Medical Forum / General / General / September 2006Sweating when standing for a while
When I am doing a task and need to stand in one place for a while, like standing at the sink preparing apples for cooking, or peeling potatoes, after about a minute or so I start to perspire heavily. Or if I am standing talking to a neighbor I have to keep moving around otherwise I get weak and start to perspire. What is wrong with me. I have had this problem for years. My blood pressure is normal, and everything else is normal. Ora When I am doing a task and need to stand in one place for a while, like standing at the sink preparing apples for cooking, or peeling potatoes, after about a minute or so I start to perspire heavily. Or if I am standing talking to a neighbor I have to keep moving around otherwise I get weak and start to perspire. What is wrong with me. I have had this problem for years. My blood pressure is normal, and everything else is normal. Ora ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ora, I suggest that you post your questions related to this subject in this newsgroup: alt.support.thyroid Jason > When I am doing a task and need to stand in one place for a while, like >standing [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > >Jason Thanks for your reply however I have been taking Armour thyroid for years but the problem existed before and during the time I have been using it. So I think it is something else. I have a thyroid test every year or so and it is always normal with the amount of medication I am taking. I also switched to another one (Synthroid) for about a year with no change but I switched back. Ora On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 18:24:35 -0700, jason@nospam.com (Jason Johnson) wrote: >In article <n6aoh21ogbheuqgk6isv7v900clktimuos@4ax.com>, >taurusrc@sbcglobal.net wrote: [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > >Jason Thanks for your reply however I have been taking Armour thyroid for years but the problem existed before and during the time I have been using it. So I think it is something else. I have a thyroid test every year or so and it is always normal with the amount of medication I am taking. I also switched to another one (Synthroid) for about a year with no change but I switched back. Ora ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ora, I am not a doctor or an expert related to thyroid problems. I am a member fo the alt. support.thyroid newsgroup and learned that when a patient has major thyroid problems that I can cause problems related to the adrenal glands. I suggest that you request adrenal function tests and new thyroid fuction tests. Ît's my GUESS that the problem is related to the adrenals or thyroid so those tests should rule in or rule out those glands as the cause of your symptoms. The members of the newsgroup mentioned above know more about this subject than I know. Jason ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > >In article <n6aoh21ogbheuqgk6isv7v900clktimuos@4ax.com>, > >taurusrc@sbcglobal.net wrote: [quoted text clipped - 44 lines] >Jason >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sounds like a plan. I have just subscribed to alt.support.thyroid and will be posting there shortly. Thanks again. Ora
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