ZekesTraveller
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I specifically did not bathe that morning so I could go out and work up a good sweat. I tried to reproduce the situation the day after the incident. Guess what?....No white sweat anywhere to be found.
I did reduce my antibiotics intake from 1500mg a day to 500 mg. I don't care what the dentist says...This is way too much! I am on this in preparation for two root canals I am going to have done in early April (cavities??). He does not think this is too much antibiotics. I have taken antibiotics before but never this much so quickly and for being asymptomatic. What gives? I should have high fevers or something to warrant this much antibiotics. I think I need a new dentist!
No, I did not have any soap, shampoo or creams. No sun screen lotions since I believe in bathing in the full glory of the sun!
I am going to stick to this as the most likely cause of the incident.
1. The shaving strip on my razor blade somehow came off and into the skin of my forehead temple area. As I worked up a sweat.... the sweat ran down the sides of my head and it mixed with the transparent razor blade lubricant. The lubricant changed from transparent to white-ish making it visible to my wife. If she would not have mentioned it I would have never known!
This sent me into a panic since I have not even heard or read of white sweat! Anyways this is not proof but I am comforted by the fact that the incident did not re-occur when the exact conditions where reproduced. And, I have lowered my AMOXOCILLIN intake!
I did reduce my antibiotics intake from 1500mg a day to 500 mg. I don't care what the dentist says...This is way too much! I am on this in preparation for two root canals I am going to have done in early April (cavities??). He does not think this is too much antibiotics. I have taken antibiotics before but never this much so quickly and for being asymptomatic. What gives? I should have high fevers or something to warrant this much antibiotics. I think I need a new dentist!
No, I did not have any soap, shampoo or creams. No sun screen lotions since I believe in bathing in the full glory of the sun!
I am going to stick to this as the most likely cause of the incident.
1. The shaving strip on my razor blade somehow came off and into the skin of my forehead temple area. As I worked up a sweat.... the sweat ran down the sides of my head and it mixed with the transparent razor blade lubricant. The lubricant changed from transparent to white-ish making it visible to my wife. If she would not have mentioned it I would have never known!
This sent me into a panic since I have not even heard or read of white sweat! Anyways this is not proof but I am comforted by the fact that the incident did not re-occur when the exact conditions where reproduced. And, I have lowered my AMOXOCILLIN intake!