Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => Personal Experiences => Topic started by: SadLynda on August 14, 2015, 06:26:36 PM
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I may have missed this, but not seen it anywhere so far.
Toffee just made me think about one of my weird ailments, so thought I would ask.
Anyone have hot lower back syndrome? no idea what this is, but had it a few years, bottom of my back goes really hot at night and that is what causes the rest of me to overheat. Anyone else have it, or hear of it? or am I just a weirdo :-\
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Well.... ::)
When I had hot flushes it started around my middle and swept upwards, so I guess it starting in your back is not so unusual.
That's the thing about meno....no hard and fast rules.
Honeybun
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When I took Tamoxifen I had cold flushes that would begin at the bottom of my shoulders and spread downwards :-\ - again hormonal.
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Thank you, that is interesting. Sure I had that longer than the 3 years I have had everything else - mentioned this before, but for those who dont know, I put everything down to giving up smoking, everything seemed to happen after that, maybe some was before then ::)
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I gave up smoking 10 years ago Sadlynda and I have had health issues ever since ???
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Hi ...my hot flushes always start in my lower back and travel up to my head and face.My back also tends to become hot at night so I need to turn over to cool down
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not just me then bootsmum ::)
Thanks Jennie, again good to know I am not alone or simply puddled.
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Puddled? ::) is this auto-correct or a new word for me?!
Hurdity x
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Its a new word. My daughter uses it all the time, might be a 'Lancashire' thing.
We are all Puddled here ;)
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My flushes are mostly confined to my back. The bottom gets hot and up it goes. it rarely goes anywhere else.
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yay, I am not alone. I thought I was just plain 'weird' with this one.
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My family is from Yorkshire and I use the word puddled too.
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I get a hot back too so no you are not puddled (used frequently here in the Black Country!)
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lived in Yorkshire for 7 years, my daughter was born there - that explains were it came from then.
and thanks Teapea71 with the hot back too.