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AidensMama

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Hi newmom!

I'm not sure that you need to worry... hard thing to do when you're a mom, I know. Before my son was diagnosed at 3 weeks old, he wasn't an excessive sweaty baby... just salty. Ha! I think night sweats are just from the body overheating and trying to cool off (maybe too many clothes or blankies, or from a fever)... I don't recall it being an actual symptom of CF.

Best wishes, let us know what you find out!!!
 
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AidensMama

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Hi newmom!

I'm not sure that you need to worry... hard thing to do when you're a mom, I know. Before my son was diagnosed at 3 weeks old, he wasn't an excessive sweaty baby... just salty. Ha! I think night sweats are just from the body overheating and trying to cool off (maybe too many clothes or blankies, or from a fever)... I don't recall it being an actual symptom of CF.

Best wishes, let us know what you find out!!!
 
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AidensMama

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Hi newmom!

I'm not sure that you need to worry... hard thing to do when you're a mom, I know. Before my son was diagnosed at 3 weeks old, he wasn't an excessive sweaty baby... just salty. Ha! I think night sweats are just from the body overheating and trying to cool off (maybe too many clothes or blankies, or from a fever)... I don't recall it being an actual symptom of CF.

Best wishes, let us know what you find out!!!
 
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AidensMama

New member
Hi newmom!

I'm not sure that you need to worry... hard thing to do when you're a mom, I know. Before my son was diagnosed at 3 weeks old, he wasn't an excessive sweaty baby... just salty. Ha! I think night sweats are just from the body overheating and trying to cool off (maybe too many clothes or blankies, or from a fever)... I don't recall it being an actual symptom of CF.

Best wishes, let us know what you find out!!!
 
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AidensMama

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Hi newmom!
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<br />I'm not sure that you need to worry... hard thing to do when you're a mom, I know. Before my son was diagnosed at 3 weeks old, he wasn't an excessive sweaty baby... just salty. Ha! I think night sweats are just from the body overheating and trying to cool off (maybe too many clothes or blankies, or from a fever)... I don't recall it being an actual symptom of CF.
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<br />Best wishes, let us know what you find out!!!
 
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crickit715

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reflux is ABSOLUTLEY a cf issue!! my daughter had such bad aspiration as an infant i couldnt lay her down to change her diaper! she ended up having the nissan procedure to keep the reflux from happening. <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>newmom</b></i>

Thanks for everyones input. This is all new to me, what is aspirating? He is on zantac for reflux, which I was told was unrelated to CF, but everything I've been reading suggests it is a CF thing. I have clinic next week and am wondering what I should be asking?</end quote></div>
 
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crickit715

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reflux is ABSOLUTLEY a cf issue!! my daughter had such bad aspiration as an infant i couldnt lay her down to change her diaper! she ended up having the nissan procedure to keep the reflux from happening. <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>newmom</b></i>

Thanks for everyones input. This is all new to me, what is aspirating? He is on zantac for reflux, which I was told was unrelated to CF, but everything I've been reading suggests it is a CF thing. I have clinic next week and am wondering what I should be asking?</end quote></div>
 
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crickit715

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reflux is ABSOLUTLEY a cf issue!! my daughter had such bad aspiration as an infant i couldnt lay her down to change her diaper! she ended up having the nissan procedure to keep the reflux from happening. <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>newmom</b></i>

Thanks for everyones input. This is all new to me, what is aspirating? He is on zantac for reflux, which I was told was unrelated to CF, but everything I've been reading suggests it is a CF thing. I have clinic next week and am wondering what I should be asking?</end quote></div>
 
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crickit715

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reflux is ABSOLUTLEY a cf issue!! my daughter had such bad aspiration as an infant i couldnt lay her down to change her diaper! she ended up having the nissan procedure to keep the reflux from happening. <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>newmom</b></i>

Thanks for everyones input. This is all new to me, what is aspirating? He is on zantac for reflux, which I was told was unrelated to CF, but everything I've been reading suggests it is a CF thing. I have clinic next week and am wondering what I should be asking?</end quote>
 
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crickit715

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reflux is ABSOLUTLEY a cf issue!! my daughter had such bad aspiration as an infant i couldnt lay her down to change her diaper! she ended up having the nissan procedure to keep the reflux from happening. <div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>newmom</b></i>
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<br />Thanks for everyones input. This is all new to me, what is aspirating? He is on zantac for reflux, which I was told was unrelated to CF, but everything I've been reading suggests it is a CF thing. I have clinic next week and am wondering what I should be asking?</end quote>
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saveferris2009

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with all due respect, you child will be best served if you check up on symptoms.

be passive rather than proactive will not contribute to a longer lifespan...

proactive. proactive. proactive.
 
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saveferris2009

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with all due respect, you child will be best served if you check up on symptoms.

be passive rather than proactive will not contribute to a longer lifespan...

proactive. proactive. proactive.
 
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saveferris2009

New member
with all due respect, you child will be best served if you check up on symptoms.

be passive rather than proactive will not contribute to a longer lifespan...

proactive. proactive. proactive.
 
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saveferris2009

New member
with all due respect, you child will be best served if you check up on symptoms.

be passive rather than proactive will not contribute to a longer lifespan...

proactive. proactive. proactive.
 
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saveferris2009

New member
with all due respect, you child will be best served if you check up on symptoms.
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<br />be passive rather than proactive will not contribute to a longer lifespan...
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<br />proactive. proactive. proactive.
 
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