Re: Heat

[Guest guest]

Sunday,

That's so interesting. Before explantation I was freezing all of the

time and couldn't get warm without a long, warm bath or lying in bed

with an electric blanket. Very good article!

--- In , " Sunday " <sundayperri@y...>

wrote:

> I had something the other way round last year, I got internally

cold and

> could not warm up unless I stayedin a very hot bath for a long

time!

>

>

> Here is a link to a UK website that has a theory about hot/cold

problems

> with implants

>

> http://www.silnet.co.uk/ and click " Theory " on the left, the

other link

> doesn't work

>

> Just now I remember getting hot and not cooling down last summer,

I thought

> it might be menopause... only a cold shower cooled me down.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: khadijashams@a... [mailto:khadijashams@a...]

> Sent: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 02:03

>

> Subject: Re: Re: Heat

>

>

> I never remember having it before the implants. Its like

internally I get

> too hot and I get naseated and nothing can make me feel better

until I am

> inside, with the AC dropped to 60, rid of all clothing except

undergarments

> and sprawled out on the bed!

>

[Guest guest]

after getting the fibromyalgia I have a difficulty regulating my internal thermometer, hot and cold. Hopefully this will return. MIchelle Lena are you still cold and are you still hot?lena_beck2004 <lena_beck2004@...> wrote:

Sunday,That's so interesting. Before explantation I was freezing all of the time and couldn't get warm without a long, warm bath or lying in bed with an electric blanket. Very good article!> I had something the other way round last year, I got internally cold and> could not warm up unless I stayedin a very hot bath for a long time!> > > Here is a link to a UK website that has a theory about hot/cold problems> with implants> > http://www.silnet.co.uk/ and click "Theory" on the left, the other link> doesn't work> > Just now I remember getting hot and not cooling down last summer, I thought> it might be

menopause... only a cold shower cooled me down.> > > > > > > > -----Original Message-----> From: khadijashams@a... [mailto:khadijashams@a...]> Sent: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 02:03> > Subject: Re: Re: Heat> > > I never remember having it before the implants. Its like internally I get> too hot and I get naseated and nothing can make me feel better until I am> inside, with the AC dropped to 60, rid of all clothing except undergarments> and sprawled out on the bed!>

[Guest guest]

Hello.

I had to change my i.d. name because I can't get my account to work.

Yes, I'm still cold most of the time. I am going around in sweats,t-

shirt,cardigan,thick socks and slippers most of the time at home and

I'm still cold. My thyroid has been checked a million times, so far

nothing. My mom and aunt (both had silicone implants, mom now

switched to saline) have thyroiditis, so I wonder if it's genetic

and I'm due to get it anytime. Doesn't it annoy you? How are you

feeling otherwise? Your surgery is coming up pretty soon- I'm so

excited for you.

Lena

> > I had something the other way round last year, I got internally

> cold and

> > could not warm up unless I stayedin a very hot bath for a long

> time!

> >

> >

> > Here is a link to a UK website that has a theory about hot/cold

> problems

> > with implants

> >

> > http://www.silnet.co.uk/ and click " Theory " on the left, the

> other link

> > doesn't work

> >

> > Just now I remember getting hot and not cooling down last

summer,

> I thought

> > it might be menopause... only a cold shower cooled me down.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > -----Original Message-----

> > From: khadijashams@a... [mailto:khadijashams@a...]

> > Sent: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 02:03

> >

> > Subject: Re: Re: Heat

> >

> >

> > I never remember having it before the implants. Its like

> internally I get

> > too hot and I get naseated and nothing can make me feel better

> until I am

> > inside, with the AC dropped to 60, rid of all clothing except

> undergarments

> > and sprawled out on the bed!

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks for asking... I'm having a severe Irritable bowel delema. They can't understand why I've had constant diarreah so are sending me to a specialist. This problem has gone on for 4 months. I also get really dizzy and delusional (practically) low enzymes and dehydration. I think I must have a bacteria or something. this is my second series of blood tests and stool tests. Second series isn't back yet.

You know what, when I would go to compose and send to @... then hit send I kept getting a transmission problem. I can't send a message I originate, but can reply, that's why I'm not on the board much the last few days because I've been having trouble.

I really working on weight loss. I'm trying to drink juice and water, eat salads and fruit. You'd say well that's why you have diarreha, right now I'm not. They give me a pill that constipates me for a few days, then I'm suppose to take it when the diarreha comes back. I'm also eatting two containers of yogurt per day. The good stuff with live cultures, dannon, breyers, etc. Reregulates the chemistry when you have irritable bowel

Otherwise, I'm happy and not depressed. I think I'll walk tonight with my dog when it cools down, just a little more. I'm excited about explant too and do have my people mostly lined up. I have a ride down (not back), and a ride to and from to get drains out. The drive is an hour away. I'll go to an all women's hospital. Called MaGee Women's Hospital in the city of Pittsburgh. This hospital puts any hilton to shame. I was really impressed. My surgeon is the chief surgeon. He said he will take out implant "enbloc" in one piece as much as possible. alos he said if there is too much scar tissue he will have to have me back. He will use drains. Sounds thorough. Glad to chat with you. Yep my date is coming up August 14th.

Enough about me, how are you. How many days has it been? I found a neat web site that shows before and after explant photos. Let me send this then I'll send it, in case I loose what I've written. Taking no chances, Love

lena_beckk <lena_beckk@...> wrote:

Hello.I had to change my i.d. name because I can't get my account to work. Yes, I'm still cold most of the time. I am going around in sweats,t-shirt,cardigan,thick socks and slippers most of the time at home and I'm still cold. My thyroid has been checked a million times, so far nothing. My mom and aunt (both had silicone implants, mom now switched to saline) have thyroiditis, so I wonder if it's genetic and I'm due to get it anytime. Doesn't it annoy you? How are you feeling otherwise? Your surgery is coming up pretty soon- I'm so excited for you. Lena> > I had something the other way round last year, I got internally > cold and> > could not warm up unless I stayedin a very hot bath for a long > time!> > > > > > Here is a link to a UK website that has a theory about hot/cold > problems> > with implants> > > > http://www.silnet.co.uk/ and click "Theory" on the left, the

> other link> > doesn't work> > > > Just now I remember getting hot and not cooling down last summer, > I thought> > it might be menopause... only a cold shower cooled me down.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -----Original Message-----> > From: khadijashams@a... [mailto:khadijashams@a...]> > Sent: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 02:03> > > > Subject: Re: Re: Heat> > > > > > I never remember having it before the implants. Its like > internally I get> > too hot and I get naseated and nothing can make me feel better > until I am> > inside, with the AC dropped to 60, rid of all clothing except >

undergarments> > and sprawled out on the bed!> >

[Guest guest]

I am not sure about this, but I thought that the liver is also responsible for heat control.

My first cat experienced liver failure and we couldn't warm him up before that.

Maybe eating only organic foods and no wheat, no dairy products (as recommended) etc.

will help as it means less toxins in the liver

-----Original Message-----From: michelle king [mailto:michellerking1@...]Sent: Donnerstag, 17. Juli 2003 21:48 Subject: Re: Re: Heat

after getting the fibromyalgia I have a difficulty regulating my internal thermometer, hot and cold. Hopefully this will return. MIchelle Lena are you still cold and are you still hot?lena_beck2004 <lena_beck2004@...> wrote: Sunday,That's so interesting. Before explantation I was freezing all of the time and couldn't get warm without a long, warm bath or lying in bed with an electric blanket. Very good article!> I had something the other way round last year, I got internally cold and> could not warm up unless I stayedin a very hot bath for a long time!> > > Here is a link to a UK website that has a theory about hot/cold problems> with implants> > http://www.silnet.co.uk/ and click "Theory" on the left, the other link> doesn't work> > Just now I remember getting hot and not cooling down last summer, I thought> it might be menopause... only a cold shower cooled me down.> > > > > > > > -----Original Message-----> From: khadijashams@a... [mailto:khadijashams@a...]> Sent: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 02:03> > Subject: Re: Re: Heat> > > I never remember having it before the implants. Its like internally I get> too hot and I get naseated and nothing can make me feel better until I am> inside, with the AC dropped to 60, rid of all clothing except undergarments> and sprawled out on the bed!>

[Guest guest]

Hot teas may help warm you up. Or try hot chocolate, skimmed milk, pure organic cocoa powder, sweetened with pure organic maple syrup. Just trying to help...

Sunday ()

-----Original Message-----From: lena_beckk [mailto:lena_beckk@...]Sent: Donnerstag, 17. Juli 2003 22:25 Subject: Re: HeatHello.I had to change my i.d. name because I can't get my account to work. Yes, I'm still cold most of the time. I am going around in sweats,t-shirt,cardigan,thick socks and slippers most of the time at home and I'm still cold. My thyroid has been checked a million times, so far nothing. My mom and aunt (both had silicone implants, mom now switched to saline) have thyroiditis, so I wonder if it's genetic and I'm due to get it anytime. Doesn't it annoy you? How are you feeling otherwise? Your surgery is coming up pretty soon- I'm so excited for you. Lena> > I had something the other way round last year, I got internally > cold and> > could not warm up unless I stayedin a very hot bath for a long > time!> > > > > > Here is a link to a UK website that has a theory about hot/cold > problems> > with implants> > > > http://www.silnet.co.uk/ and click "Theory" on the left, the > other link> > doesn't work> > > > Just now I remember getting hot and not cooling down last summer, > I thought> > it might be menopause... only a cold shower cooled me down.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -----Original Message-----> > From: khadijashams@a... [mailto:khadijashams@a...]> > Sent: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 02:03> > > > Subject: Re: Re: Heat> > > > > > I never remember having it before the implants. Its like > internally I get> > too hot and I get naseated and nothing can make me feel better > until I am> > inside, with the AC dropped to 60, rid of all clothing except > undergarments> > and sprawled out on the bed!> >

[Guest guest]

it sounds like things are coming together for you and that

your on the road to better health! Congrats for being strong and

doing the things you need to in order to recover. I am also glad that

you seem to have found a local Dr that can help and that seems to

understand the importance of removal en bloc, with the entire capsule

as well. I was wondering about one thing that you said though, maybe

you can tell me what exactly your Dr meant about if you have a lot of

scar tissue that you will have to go back? I am just not sure I

understand what you meant there. Anyhow it sounds like your on your

way. We are all here for you girl.

Hugs

In , michelle king

<michellerking1@y...> wrote:

> Thanks for asking... I'm having a severe Irritable bowel delema.

They can't understand why I've had constant diarreah so are sending

me to a specialist. This problem has gone on for 4 months. I also

get really dizzy and delusional (practically) low enzymes and

dehydration. I think I must have a bacteria or something. this is

my second series of blood tests and stool tests. Second series isn't

back yet.

> You know what, when I would go to compose and send to

@y... then hit send I kept getting a transmission

problem. I can't send a message I originate, but can reply, that's

why I'm not on the board much the last few days because I've been

having trouble.

> I really working on weight loss. I'm trying to drink

juice and water, eat salads and fruit. You'd say well that's why you

have diarreha, right now I'm not. They give me a pill that

constipates me for a few days, then I'm suppose to take it when the

diarreha comes back. I'm also eatting two containers of yogurt per

day. The good stuff with live cultures, dannon, breyers, etc.

Reregulates the chemistry when you have irritable bowel

> Otherwise, I'm happy and not depressed. I think I'll walk

tonight with my dog when it cools down, just a little more. I'm

excited about explant too and do have my people mostly lined up. I

have a ride down (not back), and a ride to and from to get drains

out. The drive is an hour away. I'll go to an all women's

hospital. Called MaGee Women's Hospital in the city of Pittsburgh.

This hospital puts any hilton to shame. I was really impressed. My

surgeon is the chief surgeon. He said he will take out

implant " enbloc " in one piece as much as possible. alos he said if

there is too much scar tissue he will have to have me back. He will

use drains. Sounds thorough. Glad to chat with you. Yep my date is

coming up August 14th.

> Enough about me, how are you. How many days has it

been? I found a neat web site that shows before and after explant

photos. Let me send this then I'll send it, in case I loose what

I've written. Taking no chances, Love

>

>

> lena_beckk <lena_beckk@y...> wrote:

> Hello.

> I had to change my i.d. name because I can't get my account to

work.

> Yes, I'm still cold most of the time. I am going around in sweats,t-

> shirt,cardigan,thick socks and slippers most of the time at home

and

> I'm still cold. My thyroid has been checked a million times, so far

> nothing. My mom and aunt (both had silicone implants, mom now

> switched to saline) have thyroiditis, so I wonder if it's genetic

> and I'm due to get it anytime. Doesn't it annoy you? How are you

> feeling otherwise? Your surgery is coming up pretty soon- I'm so

> excited for you.

>

> Lena

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > > I had something the other way round last year, I got internally

> > cold and

> > > could not warm up unless I stayedin a very hot bath for a long

> > time!

> > >

> > >

> > > Here is a link to a UK website that has a theory about hot/cold

> > problems

> > > with implants

> > >

> > > http://www.silnet.co.uk/ and click " Theory " on the left, the

> > other link

> > > doesn't work

> > >

> > > Just now I remember getting hot and not cooling down last

> summer,

> > I thought

> > > it might be menopause... only a cold shower cooled me down.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > -----Original Message-----

> > > From: khadijashams@a... [mailto:khadijashams@a...]

> > > Sent: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 02:03

> > >

> > > Subject: Re: Re: Heat

> > >

> > >

> > > I never remember having it before the implants. Its like

> > internally I get

> > > too hot and I get naseated and nothing can make me feel better

> > until I am

> > > inside, with the AC dropped to 60, rid of all clothing except

> > undergarments

> > > and sprawled out on the bed!

> > >

[Guest guest]

I also think that the cold thing has allot to do with hormones, esp

the thyroid. I don't think that the labs for the thyroid are always a

great indicator of thyroid funtion either. I mean they can be

somewhat misleading and different labs and Dr's have different

opinions about what is normal and what is not. I must have had my

thyroid checked about 10 times before i found the one Dr who felt

they were not normal. After being on meds for almost a year, and

losing tons of hair, I had to interpret my thyroid tests myself and

I figured out that the meds were making me very hyperthyroid, then I

was hot, lost hair, hungry all the time, could not sleep etc. It was

pretty bad. I went off the meds and now I think I am doing much

better. I was hypothyroid though for awhile and I think it was

because my body was still healing from the implants. I know that when

I was hypo I was cold all the time and tired and hungry etc. So it

really could still have something to do with thyroid. I think that

moving around is great to heat up your body and when you are laying

down just get an extra blanket, wear socks around the house to keep

your feet warm. I also wonder if poor circulation due to thickened

blood has anything to do with this issue. Maybe try to take the baby

aspirin to see if that helps.

hugs

wrote:

> Hot teas may help warm you up. Or try hot chocolate, skimmed milk,

pure

> organic cocoa powder, sweetened with pure organic maple syrup. Just

trying

> to help...

>

> Sunday ()

>

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: lena_beckk [mailto:lena_beckk@y...]

> Sent: Donnerstag, 17. Juli 2003 22:25

>

> Subject: Re: Heat

>

>

> Hello.

> I had to change my i.d. name because I can't get my account to

work.

> Yes, I'm still cold most of the time. I am going around in

sweats,t-

> shirt,cardigan,thick socks and slippers most of the time at home

and

> I'm still cold. My thyroid has been checked a million times, so

far

> nothing. My mom and aunt (both had silicone implants, mom now

> switched to saline) have thyroiditis, so I wonder if it's genetic

> and I'm due to get it anytime. Doesn't it annoy you? How are you

> feeling otherwise? Your surgery is coming up pretty soon- I'm so

> excited for you.

>

> Lena

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> > > I had something the other way round last year, I got

internally

> > cold and

> > > could not warm up unless I stayedin a very hot bath for a long

> > time!

> > >

> > >

> > > Here is a link to a UK website that has a theory about

hot/cold

> > problems

> > > with implants

> > >

> > > http://www.silnet.co.uk/ and click " Theory " on the left, the

> > other link

> > > doesn't work

> > >

> > > Just now I remember getting hot and not cooling down last

> summer,

> > I thought

> > > it might be menopause... only a cold shower cooled me down.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > -----Original Message-----

> > > From: khadijashams@a... [mailto:khadijashams@a...]

> > > Sent: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 02:03

> > >

> > > Subject: Re: Re: Heat

> > >

> > >

> > > I never remember having it before the implants. Its like

> > internally I get

> > > too hot and I get naseated and nothing can make me feel better

> > until I am

> > > inside, with the AC dropped to 60, rid of all clothing except

> > undergarments

> > > and sprawled out on the bed!

> > >

[Guest guest]

Lena, Do they check for thyroid antibodies? Sometimes, in the beginning of thyroid disease (thyroiditis) your thyroid hormones will come up normal, but you will show all the symptoms of hypothyroidism. But if you have the antibodies some docs will begin treatment with thyroid meds, as they know you may not be uptaking the hormones correctly. Have they ever tested your thyroglobulin levels or your peroxidase levels? These are the attacking antibody amounts. Find out, that may be of some help for you.

Also, I have thyroiditis, and I couldn’t get warm or sweat, or lose weight no matter what I did, even on thyroid meds, but once I harmonized my hormones out (as I was very estrogen dominant-implants have a lot of estrogen like receptors as well as our environment) and was placed on natural progesterone, did I start feeling warm again, sweating, and overall better. Hair loss has stopped too. Your female hormones and thyroid work very close together. If one is out of whack, the other is too, and both being corrected can really improve, and or get rid of a thyroid condition altogether in some cases. Some say, that excess estrogen actually causes thyroid disorders, and once women are treated with progesterone, their thyroid conditions improve or go away. This is what I am hoping for. I am feeling wonderful now. Good Luck. nna Message -----

From: lena_beckk

Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 4:25 PM

Subject: Re: Heat

Hello.I had to change my i.d. name because I can't get my account to work. Yes, I'm still cold most of the time. I am going around in sweats,t-shirt,cardigan,thick socks and slippers most of the time at home and I'm still cold. My thyroid has been checked a million times, so far nothing. My mom and aunt (both had silicone implants, mom now switched to saline) have thyroiditis, so I wonder if it's genetic and I'm due to get it anytime. Doesn't it annoy you? How are you feeling otherwise? Your surgery is coming up pretty soon- I'm so excited for you. Lena> > I had something the other way round last year, I got internally > cold and> > could not warm up unless I stayedin a very hot bath for a long > time!> > > > > > Here is a link to a UK website that has a theory about hot/cold > problems> > with implants> > > > http://www.silnet.co.uk/ and click "Theory" on the left, the > other link> > doesn't work> > > > Just now I remember getting hot and not cooling down last summer, > I thought> > it might be menopause... only a cold shower cooled me down.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -----Original Message-----> > From: khadijashams@a... [mailto:khadijashams@a...]> > Sent: Dienstag, 15. Juli 2003 02:03> > > > Subject: Re: Re: Heat> > > > > > I never remember having it before the implants. Its like > internally I get> > too hot and I get naseated and nothing can make me feel better > until I am> > inside, with the AC dropped to 60, rid of all clothing except > undergarments> > and sprawled out on the bed!> >

[Guest guest]

Marie,

I appreciate you posting your experiences with LDN and hot weather -

as I started mine this Autumn (fall) and have not been through the

Australian summer with LDN yet, but your news is encouraging.

Take care

Friday

--- In low dose naltrexone , " Marie Deady " <Mardea@b...>

wrote:

the heat doesn't seem to bother me anymore. I spend hours in the sun

working in my yard and I am not drained afterward. Love you LDN

> Marie

[Guest guest]

you are really lucky i've been on ldn 3 months and still no drastic positive

changes except bladder control. i'm losing hope. kim

" Marie Deady " <Mardea@...> wrote:

>I have seen a difference in me in the heat this year.  It's got to be the LDN.

 I never noticed this before.  the heat doesn't seem to bother me anymore.  I

spend hours in the sun working in my yard and I am not drained afterward. Love

you LDN

>Marie

>

[Guest guest]

Marie, how long have you taken LDN, and what was your condition prior?

----- Original Message -----

From: REILLYMICHAELA17@...

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2004 12:16 PM

Subject: RE: [low dose naltrexone] heat

you are really lucky i've been on ldn 3 months and still no drastic positive changes except bladder control. i'm losing hope. kim"Marie Deady" <Mardea@...> wrote:>I have seen a difference in me in the heat this year. It's got to be the LDN. I never noticed this before. the heat doesn't seem to bother me anymore. I spend hours in the sun working in my yard and I am not drained afterward. Love you LDN>Marie>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim

Please don't loose hope. When I was on LDN for only 3 months I didn't see too many changes either. I have been on it for over 13 months now. The changes sneak in and then you realize that it's different for the better. You'll see but it will take more time.

Good Luck

Marie

----- Original Message -----

From: REILLYMICHAELA17@...

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2004 3:16 PM

Subject: RE: [low dose naltrexone] heat

you are really lucky i've been on ldn 3 months and still no drastic positive changes except bladder control. i'm losing hope. kim"Marie Deady" <Mardea@...> wrote:>I have seen a difference in me in the heat this year. It's got to be the LDN. I never noticed this before. the heat doesn't seem to bother me anymore. I spend hours in the sun working in my yard and I am not drained afterward. Love you LDN>Marie>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I have been on LDN for over 13 months now. I have had MS for 27 years. I walk with two canes and a brace on my right leg. I had balance problems, muscle spasms,fatigue, numbness, dizziness, I fell all the time, bladder and bowel issues. And of course the heat was a major problem with me. Since the LDN I still walk with two canes but can walk with one. I just feel safer with two. I walk around my house without any canes lots of times. I haven't fallen even once since LDN, My spasms have eased up quite a bit. I was able to cut my spasm medication in half. Not too much numbness. My balance seems better (probably that is why I don't fall anymore). My bowel issues seem much better but my bladder seems about the same although I do have nights that I can sleep all night without getting up every couple of hours. My over all feeling inside is great. I just feel so much more like the old Marie except older. I did have an MRI and there was no progression, Hope this helps.

Marie

----- Original Message -----

From:

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2004 3:22 PM

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] heat

Marie, how long have you taken LDN, and what was your condition prior?

----- Original Message -----

From: REILLYMICHAELA17@...

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2004 12:16 PM

Subject: RE: [low dose naltrexone] heat

you are really lucky i've been on ldn 3 months and still no drastic positive changes except bladder control. i'm losing hope. kim"Marie Deady" <Mardea@...> wrote:>I have seen a difference in me in the heat this year. It's got to be the LDN. I never noticed this before. the heat doesn't seem to bother me anymore. I spend hours in the sun working in my yard and I am not drained afterward. Love you LDN>Marie>

[Guest guest]

Everyone is different but I truly beleive that the heat doesn't bother me anymore than a normal person is bothered by it. I hope you see releif.

Marie

----- Original Message -----

From: Friday

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2004 4:12 AM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: heat

Marie,I appreciate you posting your experiences with LDN and hot weather - as I started mine this Autumn (fall) and have not been through the Australian summer with LDN yet, but your news is encouraging.Take careFridaythe heat doesn't seem to bother me anymore. I spend hours in the sun working in my yard and I am not drained afterward. Love you LDN> Marie

[Guest guest]

Can anybody tell m if heat mobilizes mercury in the body and/or brain?

~Inga

[Guest guest]

>

> I was wondering does anyone having trouble with spasms when it is so

> hot. We are having a very dry and hot spell and my boyfriend has been

> having spasms severely. Almost like he is having a seizure. He hasn't

> been out in the heat. Any comments would greatly be appreciated.

>

>

Hi . Yes I have the same problem stay out of the heat. I wear a

steele cooling vest with ice pack,s when I go out in the heat.

Calvin.