Re: Sweaty pie!

Constantinos A. Georgiou (cag(AT)aua.gr)
Thu, 31 Dec 1998 20:20:42 +0200

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Hi Nancy,
When I sweat I am hot and I have low grade fevers of ~0.6-0.9 F degrees more than
the normal temperature. When we sweat our temperature lowers. Oral temperature is
less affected and rectal is not affected by sweating. I have seen people,
specially old people, having normal temperature measured at the armpit and
burning when measured rectally. So I suggest that you measure your temperature
orally (under the sides off the tongue). When you do this please inform me as I
also sweat and I have low grade fevers.
Happy New Year
Costas From Athens Greece

NMack92(AT)aol.com wrote:

> Okay all you sweet sweaty people, when you sweat are you hot or do you just
> sweat? I have been experiencing lately very cold hands that have been
> sweating a lot.
>
> Nancy, who has been leaving a little bit of myself behind at places I've been
> (yuk!)

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