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Re: Prozac, sunburn and heat intolerance

Posted by Rani on August 14, 2006, at 23:50:57

In reply to Re: Prozac, sunburn and heat intolerance » lymom3, posted by laima on August 14, 2006, at 18:11:05

I am not sure about your son but I do get nightsweats from taking SSRI's, have hot flushes, especially in the mornings - usually about 1-2 hours after I have woken up and I know they can make you sweat more. I don't sweat but get a very hot feelig in my face and head.
Rani

> Maybe...I asked my doctor about another antidepressent and if it was what was causing me to no longer tolerate heat well-at all. (I'm in otherwise good physical shape, too.) His response included that a number of medications can interfere the body's ability to cope with heat and temperature shifts.
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> > Can Prozac cause this? My son just lost a job because he couldn't stop vomiting in the mornings. Even days where it wasn't exceptionally hot. When he could work, they were pleased with his performance, but he passed out on more than one occasion and almost daily vomited and was nauseous the other days. He is ADHD and on Prozac and Focalin. This is his first full time work and first out door work as well. He does have allergies so I don't know if that could be a contributing factor also. Obviously we've decided that whatever the reason, he needs to look for indoor jobs, but I just wondered if the psychiatric meds could contribute to that or cause that problem as he is in otherwise good physical condition...
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