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Sweating and Chronic Pain

Posted on August 24, 2018

"My last 3 days I've had a dizzy feeling and humming sound in the back of my head. Sweating, not sleeping well, and my pain level is higher than normal. My hubby thinks that I am doing way more than I am used to. This is so true!" - member of MyChronicPainTeam

MyChronicPainTeam, the social network and online support group for those living with chronic pain, members talk about a range of personal experiences and struggles. Sweating is one of the top topics most discussed.

Here are some question-and-answer threads about sweating:

I'm struggling with hot flashes. Does anyone have advice?

Do you have sweating issues regardless of the temperature in your environment?

Does anybody have excessive sweating at times?

Here are some conversations about sweating:

They asked me to try cutting my 8-hour meds to every 12 hours.

Meds not working long enough, I can barely move this week. When I do, I just break out into a sweat and get dizzy.

Ever since the kidney infection, I've become intolerant to paracetamol. I break out into an excessive sweat.

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Sorry for your dilemma. I have the same problems. The doctor discovered my blood pressure was way too low. Tried everything now she put me on medication. She ran so many blood test it's a wonder I… read more

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