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Old 12-23-2009, 03:15 PM
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So I am now officially on day 26 of being clean, but I have a question for others who have gone through this experience - When did your chils/sweating like a pig go away - I would have thought I would be over this lovely part of the withdrawal, but I get these "bone chilling" chills, that literally "hurt" all the while I am sweating - I cant figure it out - I was thinking maybe it was one of my medications, but I am not sure
Has anyone else experienced this, after being clean for close to 30days?
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Old 12-23-2009, 03:20 PM
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Hi TC

my usual detox was from alcohol but it wasn't unusual for me to sweat for a month - of course I do live in the tropics, but you know the kind of sweating I mean.

It's always a good idea to see a Dr if you're worried

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Old 12-23-2009, 03:31 PM
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Hi TC

my usual detox was from alcohol but it wasn't unusual for me to sweat for a month - of course I do live in the tropics, but you know the kind of sweating I mean.

It's always a good idea to see a Dr if you're worried

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Yeah I see my Dr. on the 14th of Jan - so I am hoping by then things have "calmed" down a bit but if they have not I will for sure bring it up @ my apt on the 14th - I wish I was somewhere tropic, I am in good ol freezing cold Oregon & let me tell you this weather does nothing for my mood either - Thanks D for your reply & yes I SO KNOW THE KIND OF SWEATING YOUR TALKING ABOUT & it SUCKS......LOL
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Sometimes I got the sweats during detox and sometimes not. Each person and each detox can have its unique quirks.

I do recall having a rough detox a few years ago where I had sweat more than normal - with the bone chilling effects you speak of - but I was on some kind of SSRI at the time too. May have been Cymbalta. It went away after a few weeks of no booze and no SSRIs.
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I think you can listen as your body is telling you that it is trying to adjust and talking to your dr is a good idea.
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Old 12-23-2009, 08:17 PM
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May have been Cymbalta
Yeah I've sweated like crazy while on Cymbalta. Another of my SSRI anti depressants made me have the chills too. So it could be the meds but it could be the withdrawel too. And it could be a mixture of both.
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Old 12-23-2009, 09:24 PM
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Yeah I've sweated like crazy while on Cymbalta. Another of my SSRI anti depressants made me have the chills too. So it could be the meds but it could be the withdrawel too. And it could be a mixture of both.
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So I am on a whole list meds including including an SSRI (so I am sure it is probably a mixture of both) .... I cant tell you how much I love my my HOT BATHS I am taking like 4 a day lol........... I cant stand being sweaty.. SO GROSS FEELING..LOL <3 you much TC
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I think you can listen as your body is telling you that it is trying to adjust and talking to your dr is a good idea.
Thank you 51anna - your input is very true. I don't know why after years of running my body through the ringer and back that I am some how think that my body would just snap back to "normal" in a matter of just a few weeks - so I will be patient with myself & just take it one day at a time

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Thank you 51anna - your input is very true. I don't know why after years of running my body through the ringer and back that I am some how think that my body would just snap back to "normal" in a matter of just a few weeks - so I will be patient with myself & just take it one day at a time

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OMG So true. You know what I thought was great when I first starting taking pills for the hgh? You didn't feel like crap the next day. Little did I know how out of whack I made my body until I stopped and see everything isn't back to normal.
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