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sweaty baby
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saveferris2009
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could be a symptom of a few things:
1. mycobacteria (might want to get a bronch to see what's growing in the lungs)
2. nocturnal aspiration of gastric juice (from GERD or reflux) *can be very damaging to lungs, so i'd advise not dismissing this.... many CFer's have 0 symptoms, but this is still going on*
3. fever (i'm sure you've already checked for that though)
take care
1. mycobacteria (might want to get a bronch to see what's growing in the lungs)
2. nocturnal aspiration of gastric juice (from GERD or reflux) *can be very damaging to lungs, so i'd advise not dismissing this.... many CFer's have 0 symptoms, but this is still going on*
3. fever (i'm sure you've already checked for that though)
take care
saveferris2009
New member
could be a symptom of a few things:
1. mycobacteria (might want to get a bronch to see what's growing in the lungs)
2. nocturnal aspiration of gastric juice (from GERD or reflux) *can be very damaging to lungs, so i'd advise not dismissing this.... many CFer's have 0 symptoms, but this is still going on*
3. fever (i'm sure you've already checked for that though)
take care
1. mycobacteria (might want to get a bronch to see what's growing in the lungs)
2. nocturnal aspiration of gastric juice (from GERD or reflux) *can be very damaging to lungs, so i'd advise not dismissing this.... many CFer's have 0 symptoms, but this is still going on*
3. fever (i'm sure you've already checked for that though)
take care
saveferris2009
New member
could be a symptom of a few things:
1. mycobacteria (might want to get a bronch to see what's growing in the lungs)
2. nocturnal aspiration of gastric juice (from GERD or reflux) *can be very damaging to lungs, so i'd advise not dismissing this.... many CFer's have 0 symptoms, but this is still going on*
3. fever (i'm sure you've already checked for that though)
take care
1. mycobacteria (might want to get a bronch to see what's growing in the lungs)
2. nocturnal aspiration of gastric juice (from GERD or reflux) *can be very damaging to lungs, so i'd advise not dismissing this.... many CFer's have 0 symptoms, but this is still going on*
3. fever (i'm sure you've already checked for that though)
take care
saveferris2009
New member
could be a symptom of a few things:
1. mycobacteria (might want to get a bronch to see what's growing in the lungs)
2. nocturnal aspiration of gastric juice (from GERD or reflux) *can be very damaging to lungs, so i'd advise not dismissing this.... many CFer's have 0 symptoms, but this is still going on*
3. fever (i'm sure you've already checked for that though)
take care
1. mycobacteria (might want to get a bronch to see what's growing in the lungs)
2. nocturnal aspiration of gastric juice (from GERD or reflux) *can be very damaging to lungs, so i'd advise not dismissing this.... many CFer's have 0 symptoms, but this is still going on*
3. fever (i'm sure you've already checked for that though)
take care
saveferris2009
New member
could be a symptom of a few things:
<br />
<br />
<br />1. mycobacteria (might want to get a bronch to see what's growing in the lungs)
<br />
<br />2. nocturnal aspiration of gastric juice (from GERD or reflux) *can be very damaging to lungs, so i'd advise not dismissing this.... many CFer's have 0 symptoms, but this is still going on*
<br />
<br />3. fever (i'm sure you've already checked for that though)
<br />
<br />
<br />take care
<br />
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<br />1. mycobacteria (might want to get a bronch to see what's growing in the lungs)
<br />
<br />2. nocturnal aspiration of gastric juice (from GERD or reflux) *can be very damaging to lungs, so i'd advise not dismissing this.... many CFer's have 0 symptoms, but this is still going on*
<br />
<br />3. fever (i'm sure you've already checked for that though)
<br />
<br />
<br />take care
M
Mommafirst
Guest
My daughter (wCF) sweats a ton more than my boys (w/o CF). I don't know if its linked to the CF, but she does it when she's ill and when she is fine.
M
Mommafirst
Guest
My daughter (wCF) sweats a ton more than my boys (w/o CF). I don't know if its linked to the CF, but she does it when she's ill and when she is fine.
M
Mommafirst
Guest
My daughter (wCF) sweats a ton more than my boys (w/o CF). I don't know if its linked to the CF, but she does it when she's ill and when she is fine.
M
Mommafirst
Guest
My daughter (wCF) sweats a ton more than my boys (w/o CF). I don't know if its linked to the CF, but she does it when she's ill and when she is fine.
M
Mommafirst
Guest
My daughter (wCF) sweats a ton more than my boys (w/o CF). I don't know if its linked to the CF, but she does it when she's ill and when she is fine.
My daughter with CF was a night sweater (not wool or polyester) as an infant. During winter we'd have to put her in non-fleece footed pajamas and the bed would still be soaked in the AM from her sweat.
She has somewhat grown out of it, but there are times when she sleeps really hard (she's now almost 3) that her pillow and/or head of her bed is covered with sweat in the morning.
On a personal note, this is aggravating to me as we do baths at night and in the morning it sometimes seems like we didn't bathe her at all because of how much she sweated. It is CrAzy!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I hope that you can figure out why your little one is sweating so much! For us, we were told it was because of her CF and that her sweat would even taste EXCESSIVELY salty.
She has somewhat grown out of it, but there are times when she sleeps really hard (she's now almost 3) that her pillow and/or head of her bed is covered with sweat in the morning.
On a personal note, this is aggravating to me as we do baths at night and in the morning it sometimes seems like we didn't bathe her at all because of how much she sweated. It is CrAzy!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I hope that you can figure out why your little one is sweating so much! For us, we were told it was because of her CF and that her sweat would even taste EXCESSIVELY salty.
My daughter with CF was a night sweater (not wool or polyester) as an infant. During winter we'd have to put her in non-fleece footed pajamas and the bed would still be soaked in the AM from her sweat.
She has somewhat grown out of it, but there are times when she sleeps really hard (she's now almost 3) that her pillow and/or head of her bed is covered with sweat in the morning.
On a personal note, this is aggravating to me as we do baths at night and in the morning it sometimes seems like we didn't bathe her at all because of how much she sweated. It is CrAzy!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I hope that you can figure out why your little one is sweating so much! For us, we were told it was because of her CF and that her sweat would even taste EXCESSIVELY salty.
She has somewhat grown out of it, but there are times when she sleeps really hard (she's now almost 3) that her pillow and/or head of her bed is covered with sweat in the morning.
On a personal note, this is aggravating to me as we do baths at night and in the morning it sometimes seems like we didn't bathe her at all because of how much she sweated. It is CrAzy!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I hope that you can figure out why your little one is sweating so much! For us, we were told it was because of her CF and that her sweat would even taste EXCESSIVELY salty.
My daughter with CF was a night sweater (not wool or polyester) as an infant. During winter we'd have to put her in non-fleece footed pajamas and the bed would still be soaked in the AM from her sweat.
She has somewhat grown out of it, but there are times when she sleeps really hard (she's now almost 3) that her pillow and/or head of her bed is covered with sweat in the morning.
On a personal note, this is aggravating to me as we do baths at night and in the morning it sometimes seems like we didn't bathe her at all because of how much she sweated. It is CrAzy!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I hope that you can figure out why your little one is sweating so much! For us, we were told it was because of her CF and that her sweat would even taste EXCESSIVELY salty.
She has somewhat grown out of it, but there are times when she sleeps really hard (she's now almost 3) that her pillow and/or head of her bed is covered with sweat in the morning.
On a personal note, this is aggravating to me as we do baths at night and in the morning it sometimes seems like we didn't bathe her at all because of how much she sweated. It is CrAzy!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I hope that you can figure out why your little one is sweating so much! For us, we were told it was because of her CF and that her sweat would even taste EXCESSIVELY salty.
My daughter with CF was a night sweater (not wool or polyester) as an infant. During winter we'd have to put her in non-fleece footed pajamas and the bed would still be soaked in the AM from her sweat.
She has somewhat grown out of it, but there are times when she sleeps really hard (she's now almost 3) that her pillow and/or head of her bed is covered with sweat in the morning.
On a personal note, this is aggravating to me as we do baths at night and in the morning it sometimes seems like we didn't bathe her at all because of how much she sweated. It is CrAzy!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I hope that you can figure out why your little one is sweating so much! For us, we were told it was because of her CF and that her sweat would even taste EXCESSIVELY salty.
She has somewhat grown out of it, but there are times when she sleeps really hard (she's now almost 3) that her pillow and/or head of her bed is covered with sweat in the morning.
On a personal note, this is aggravating to me as we do baths at night and in the morning it sometimes seems like we didn't bathe her at all because of how much she sweated. It is CrAzy!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
I hope that you can figure out why your little one is sweating so much! For us, we were told it was because of her CF and that her sweat would even taste EXCESSIVELY salty.
My daughter with CF was a night sweater (not wool or polyester) as an infant. During winter we'd have to put her in non-fleece footed pajamas and the bed would still be soaked in the AM from her sweat.
<br />
<br />She has somewhat grown out of it, but there are times when she sleeps really hard (she's now almost 3) that her pillow and/or head of her bed is covered with sweat in the morning.
<br />
<br />On a personal note, this is aggravating to me as we do baths at night and in the morning it sometimes seems like we didn't bathe her at all because of how much she sweated. It is CrAzy!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
<br />
<br />I hope that you can figure out why your little one is sweating so much! For us, we were told it was because of her CF and that her sweat would even taste EXCESSIVELY salty.
<br />
<br />She has somewhat grown out of it, but there are times when she sleeps really hard (she's now almost 3) that her pillow and/or head of her bed is covered with sweat in the morning.
<br />
<br />On a personal note, this is aggravating to me as we do baths at night and in the morning it sometimes seems like we didn't bathe her at all because of how much she sweated. It is CrAzy!!! <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
<br />
<br />I hope that you can figure out why your little one is sweating so much! For us, we were told it was because of her CF and that her sweat would even taste EXCESSIVELY salty.