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Nic and Sam not so lucky with flight times. Feeling refreshed and sprightly after a 14 hour flight an hour or two in the pool must have looked like heaven! Sadly just a mirage as our transport to Arugam Bay awaited. Just another cheeky 10 hours in a minibus to go. Could have been worse! No spare seats so the reserve driver got to spend his rest periods amongst our bags in the back!!
A few near misses with lorries are all part of the fun on the way. Scooters and stray dogs seem fair game. The somewhat pissed off elephant in the National Park wasn’t so friendly and let us know in no uncertain terms on the way past.
2am is always a fun time to arrive at a hotel! Never mind, woke up the manager and shuffled off to bed excited for the coming morning.
Crystal clear skies greeted us for pretty much the whole of the next week. Off to the beach!
Peak season in Arugam Bay just finishing. No crowds of tourists to compete with and only a few Germans claiming deck chairs in the morning, it was important to keep fluid levels up and not do anything too strenuous!
Sam also managed to arrange the trip around his birthday. Hats off to Mrs B and the restaurant for looking after us and helping us celebrate Sam’s 22nd Sri Lankan style.
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I have very dry eyes (eye hospital cauterised puncta which has helped a bit), burning soles of feet but the worst thing is burning skin (like sunburn) on the entire body, especially arms and legs. Does anybody have anything similar to this? I tested negative for SS antibodies.
I also have burning skin. My face, my arms and my feet are usually very red. I am also very warm and cannot tolerate temperatures over about 65 degrees or I begin feeling like I am going to pass out from the heat. I have the symptoms of Sjogrens, like the dry eyes, mouth and skin, but so far my blood work does not show anything. Right now, both of my salivary glands are so swollen and painful, I can't even touch a pillow without taking a pain med. I look like I have half of a grapefruit in one or both sides of my face, depending on what time of day it is. I have been running a temperature off and on this week, and all I've been told is that I may have an infection in the glands and I've started antibiotics. Sure wish I knew what was going on! I'm feeling sad today, because the Dr. just said there isn't anything they can do for me.
Dear JBB2, thanks for your reply. I am not a medic but your symptoms sound very much like Sjogren's to me, especially the swollen salivary glands. My mouth isn't a great problem and I just need to keep sipping water. I find the skin the hardest thing to tolerate as it is hard to find any clothing that is comfortable to wear and seams on clothing chafe the skin. I, too, have had lots of bloodwork done (last week, in fact) from a rheumatology and neurology point of view and am awaiting the results but I am not hopeful. I find resting makes things settle down a bit but this is not always possible. Are there any Sjogren's Syndrome support groups in your area? Other people with the disease often have knowledge and tips to give you. I wish you well and hope that you get a diagnosis for whatever it is or find ways to alleviating the symptoms.
I am being tested for sjogren's, but was tested and diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy last year. Burning skin was one of the symptoms I had. I take neurontin 4 times a day, and if I miss a dose, the burning immediately returns.
Thank you for telling me! I'm seeing my rheum. Dr. tomorrow. I'll talk to her about this, but I will also make an appt. with my neurologist.
I just learned about Sjogren's Syndrome. I have had this burning on the skin for sometime now. I also have dry eyes and dry mouth. I have not had any tests, what are the tests that have to be taken to see if a person has this syndrome?
I have Sjogrens but also have Fibromyalgia. When I'm in the midst of a flare I have areas of skin that burn and it kind of feels like sunburn down to the bone. I don't like to be touched and the clothing that touches the area becomes a problem. Has anyone tested you for Fibromyalgia? Many people with Sjogrens also have Fibromyalgia. Your rheumatologist would be able to diagnos the fibro.
Thanks Angie. Went to see my doctor this afternoon and he is going to take the tests to see if I have Sjogrens and Fibromyalgia. He did give me Meloxicam to take for now. What medicine is good for this?
For Fibromyalgia, medications like Cymbalta, Lyrica, Neurontin, Celexa, etc. seem to help calm down the painful flares that crop up under stress and other triggers. I am on celexa and thinking about going back on the neurontin. Try to avoid short term fixes because with fibro, the body only responds for short periods of time to medications such as vicodin, oxycodone, percocet, etc. and these drugs can make you dependent over time.
For the Sjogrens I am actually on injectable methotrexate because of the joint pain flares becoming so bad. Plaquenil is a great DMARD but unfortunately I am allergic to both the generic and name brand. Hope you can find medications that work for you and relieve your pain.
Hi I also have sjogren's & recently had a burning skin attack after taking a single high dosage vitamin of niacin and a vitamin of beta carotene.  I called a health help line and they explained that niacin can cause this type of skin burning sensation. By drinking lots of water I flushed it out & within a few hours all I had were red blotches on my thighs. I would suggest you check your vitamin pills.
Angie, as a side note, the "burning sensations" you are describing could also be symptoms of RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy), also called CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome). This is a nervous system disorder that usually affects part(s) of an extremity, the entire extremity, or both extremities, i.e., legs/arms. It can actually feel like hot coals are sitting on your skin. Anything that accidentally touches the area could make one scream in pain. I can empathize with your discomfort as I have RSD of both my upper extremities. Trust me, after searching for 5 years and visiting countless doctor's offices for a clear diagnosis, I realized that most physicians do not have a clue with regards to symptoms of RSD/CRPS. My diagnosis came from an anesthesiologist who heads a Pain Clinic. The relief of finding an MD who could actually equate my symptoms to a specific illness was like the weight of the world was no longer on my shoulders. PTL!
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