Sweating out the Chemo (Literally)
All I can think of is that I must have been sweating out the toxins from Chemo and my skin had a reaction to it. That's the only thing that made sense. When I asked the staff, they didn't have an answer.
Has anyone else ever heard of this?
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When I sweat same thing it itches.When I have a hot flash I will start to itch, and sometimes prickly heat rash will appear, but will go away when I cool down.0 -
Me too, Ms. Sunshine .. when I sweat from walking,ms.sunshine said:yes
When I sweat same thing it itches.When I have a hot flash I will start to itch, and sometimes prickly heat rash will appear, but will go away when I cool down.
or just being over heated .. itchie, prickly heat rash developes - but does go away after a shower, or when I cool down. If I scratch or rub, I develpe little scabs - something close to a rug burn.
Werid ..
Vicki Sam0 -
This is good to share!sea60 said:It'll go away
It took about 2-3 months before it went away.
If anyone else experiences this after completing Chemo, just know it's more than likely a reaction to the Chemo being sweat out from your pores.
Always good to share the experience!
This is good to share! Thanks!0 -
I notice that too, Sea. I
I notice that too, Sea. I get itchy when I sweat during workouts. I finished with chemo in January, mind you, and I still get itchy! I have to wipe my forearms down with a towel to get rid of that itchy sensation. Even so, keep moving. Exercise does help with recovery from chemo. Best of luck.
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Itching
Thanks for this, I’m in my 4th month of Colorectal Cancer treatment and I just started itching like crazy when I sweat! Living in southern Florida, I sweat a lot and it’s so annoying. What do you use to alleviate itching besides showering. Thanks!
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