Re: night sweats-when falling asleep

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yes, my daughter kylie seems to sweat a lot when sleeping, fevering or not.

, father to kylie 3

night sweats-when falling asleep

Hi everyone.

In the past I remember posts about children having night sweats. One

thing that I've noticed with Carina is that at times she tends to

sweat when she first falls asleep, rather than during the night.

Carina seemed perfectly healthy today with no sign of fever, so I

don't believe her sweating has anything to do with fever. Has anyone

else noticed their child get sweaty right after falling asleep during

their well times?

Thanks.

Best Wishes to all,

Carmela

Mom to Carina 3 3/4

[Guest guest]

Carmela,

ph falls asleep and sweats especially as soon as he sleeps... he also tends

to be the first " sweater " when he is outside or inside playing with other

kids... His head gets wet!!

Fran

Fran Bulone RN

Mom to ph 7yr CIAS1 mutation 11/05

Waxhaw NC

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[Guest guest]

My daughter seems to sweat, also when she falls asleep.

Fern, mother to age 7

ERIC STEIGHNER <steighner_41@...> wrote:

yes, my daughter kylie seems to sweat a lot when sleeping, fevering or

not.

, father to kylie 3

night sweats-when falling asleep

Hi everyone.

In the past I remember posts about children having night sweats. One

thing that I've noticed with Carina is that at times she tends to

sweat when she first falls asleep, rather than during the night.

Carina seemed perfectly healthy today with no sign of fever, so I

don't believe her sweating has anything to do with fever. Has anyone

else noticed their child get sweaty right after falling asleep during

their well times?

Thanks.

Best Wishes to all,

Carmela

Mom to Carina 3 3/4

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In a message dated 10/14/2006 11:22:06 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

carmela_ann@... writes:

In the past I remember posts about children having night sweats. One

thing that I've noticed with Carina is that at times she tends to

sweat when she first falls asleep, rather than during the night.

Carina seemed perfectly healthy today with no sign of fever, so I

don't believe her sweating has anything to do with fever. Has anyone

else noticed their child get sweaty right after falling asleep during

their well times?

My son has always been a sweaty sleeper--even before . We could all be

freezing and Nicky would be dripping in his sleep. . But in the winter

-while he is awake - he is the first one with blue lips. Or during the summer

in

the swimming pool--he is the shivering, blue kid. He seems to react very

strongly to temperatures.

mom to ( 9) , Nicky(7)-, ( 5)

[Guest guest]

does as well. He has always sweat alot while sleeping.

We have also had a few incidents when he fell asleep with a fan on and the

temp. dropped during the night.

When I went in to check on him and turn off his fan his body felt like

ice. His temp. had actually fallen down to 95.4.

For some reason he does seem to have a difficult time regulating his body

temperature, I'm sure it's all related to PFS somehow.

Ellyn

Mom of (Periodic Fever) (5),

Alyssa(9), and Kate(4)

Philadelphia, PA

chelsmommy@...

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Subject: Re: night sweats-when falling asleep

In a message dated 10/14/2006 11:22:06 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

carmela_ann@... writes:

In the past I remember posts about children having night sweats. One

thing that I've noticed with Carina is that at times she tends to

sweat when she first falls asleep, rather than during the night.

Carina seemed perfectly healthy today with no sign of fever, so I

don't believe her sweating has anything to do with fever. Has anyone

else noticed their child get sweaty right after falling asleep during

their well times?

My son has always been a sweaty sleeper--even before . We could all

be

freezing and Nicky would be dripping in his sleep. . But in the winter

-while he is awake - he is the first one with blue lips. Or during the

summer in

the swimming pool--he is the shivering, blue kid. He seems to react very

strongly to temperatures.

mom to ( 9) , Nicky(7)-, ( 5)

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/24/2006 1:13:35 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

kthursby@... writes:

Does anybodies kids have problems with nose bleeds? Sammy has always had

nose bleeds, even as a baby. I am talking about gushing nose bleeds, not little

ones. When I mention it to the doctors they never really have an answer

and practically ignore it. Just wondering if this is common with any other

kids.

My son had to have his nose cauterized last year ( Valentines Day 2005)

because of his nosebleeds. It wasn't until the Dr. did the procedure that they

found a huge tangle of veins inside both nostrils. This was the year before the

fevers started ( his Kindergarten year)

mom to (9) , (7) -, (5)

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what is " cauterized " . Does not sound pleasant. Sammys are controlable,

especially know that he is older and knows when he has one, and can deal with it

before it gets to huge. Very interesting about your son who is 7 as well.

Sounds like they started fevering about the same time.

Kim mom of Sammy 7 yrs (), Lilly 4

chelsmommy@... wrote:

In a message dated 10/24/2006 1:13:35 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

kthursby@... writes:

Does anybodies kids have problems with nose bleeds? Sammy has always had

nose bleeds, even as a baby. I am talking about gushing nose bleeds, not little

ones. When I mention it to the doctors they never really have an answer

and practically ignore it. Just wondering if this is common with any other

kids.

My son had to have his nose cauterized last year ( Valentines Day 2005)

because of his nosebleeds. It wasn't until the Dr. did the procedure that they

found a huge tangle of veins inside both nostrils. This was the year before the

fevers started ( his Kindergarten year)

mom to (9) , (7) -, (5)

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/25/2006 8:10:41 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

kthursby@... writes:

what is " cauterized " . Does not sound pleasant. Sammys are controlable,

especially know that he is older and knows when he has one, and can deal with

it

before it gets to huge. Very interesting about your son who is 7 as well.

Sounds like they started fevering about the same time.

Lets see--his first cauterization was in the DR office on one nostril on a

large vein--that time they used a chemical to burn the area.

When that didn't work he had to go into the hospital and have it done on

both sides with a laser. The laser basically burns the inside of the nose to

close off/shrink the veins. It didn't hurt ( the chemical one did a bit tho)

and it was supposed to be quick. Nicky had a lot of bleeding so it took longer

than expected.