General Chat

Hi Jane
Its awful to have manky hair all the time the only time mine is ok is when i first wash it the next day its back to manky
i found if i dont use conditioner on it its a bit better
oh what us women have to go through

Itchy skin too especially at night .There's nothing better than a good old scratch lol,but it does drive OH nuts sometimes.

ive just been sat by the patio cooling off door specky has a blanket on him freezing lol xx

Is it red itchy flaky patches on your scalp Christine? Always in the same place?
I seem to get that every few months.Drives me nuts while I have it.I might try the towel on the pillow,my pillowcases are that satiny material which I'm sure does not help with a sweaty head.I would probably stand in the bowl of water so will give that a miss lol.
Who would be a woman ???? Think I will come back as a cat next time.

Try a coaltar shampoo. This should ease the itch, and make the hair drier. I use it for psoriasis, with the occasional use of a conditioning shampoo.

I use the T Gel Shampoo when I get the itchy patches.It does work,but does dry out the hair.A couple of washes with it usually does the trick.

Hi Candie Caine,no sad to say the infections drag on and to add to it I fell down stairs and broke my foot,doesn't need plastered but it's rather sore and difficult to walk on ,and my darling grandaughter knocked my bridge out so I have to have an implant.Can I just rewind back to last year ,this one's been a disaster since day one.Well it'll soon be spring,and hopefully things will get better

Back at hospital today,doctor gave me the option of a cast up to my knee or behaving myself 'til Monday when I can have just a little plaster shoe fitted after another x-ray.I chose to wait for Monday ,now I realise I'm not very good on crutches.So here I am sat in front of TV with a stack of books and the thought of weeks with nothing to do.I'll go mad!!

Nizoral is another good shampoo for the itchy flaky scalp,but is quite strong and I found really dries my hair out too much,but it smells nicer than the T Gel.
Oh the trouble we have lol

I bought myself a lotion applicator on a long handle, for creaming my back after a shower and it works a treat. I put whatever cream or lotion I have handy. Bought it from Klee****ze.

Jean, I'm going to get one of those from Kleen*ze as I have the book popped through the letter box regularly. Be good for applying St Trop*x tanning fluid too!!

Pam. ☺

nudge

started wearing pyjamas in bed and have actually found it better although I thought the tshirt style night dresses would have been cooler. it seems because the jamas prevent that awful feeling when even your legs are sweating from being as bad.Wish I had done this a lot sooner

I start off with a nightie ,and it always ends up on the floor beside the bed.OH never notices lol.

Jane, my OH has been like that for years!!

Hi ladies, I like to wear a tshirt in bed, but end up taking it off as t tends to scrnunch up under my arms and gets twisted...must be cos I'm such a fidget in bed. I always keep my bottoms on though!!

Yawn...another late night!!

Sleep well if anyones still up.

Pam.xxx

Oh dear think our little thread may have run it's course...another nudge though just incase there are any ladies suffering with the flushes...feel free to browse the archives of this great little thread. In it's 'heyday', it gave many laughes and light relief to many ladies...and one or two men too I shouldn't wonder... ☺

Pam.x

Hi Pam :)

Hope your thread continues. As you say it used to be a lot of fun. At 25 I'm too young to 'suffer' lol, but look in for tips for my mum.

Catie x

I'm still around lol.Talking sleepwear,I cannot wear bottoms .I think they are the most uncomfortable things......plus too hot.
I trust we are all well,and not too sweaty!!

We dont seem to have any new sufferers, which is nice for them, but as we stray off the subject often, the thread has life in it yet.