As night sweats follows:?
After surgery two years ago to repair a herniated umbilical cord, I am experiencing continuous head and neck sweating, sweating and head and neck after a shower, usually in the morning. Additional symptoms also have been developed: the tenderness in the neck and chest (men), excessive weight gain, tenderness in the stomach. Because the weight gain, I pre-hypertension and inflated sugar levels. Both under the control of the county and Hasiotos syndrome. Does anyone have a clue or hint that the problem is the sweat just become a burden. Note: I was a smoker before surgery, after anesthesia, but the idea that smoking elevates my heart and I do not smoke after surgery. I was told could have the upper chest / arm pain after surgery because of the gases used to inflate the abdominal area for laparoscopic surgery travel and eventually dissipate. There were no incidents.
I had bouts of night sweats in a couple of weeks after leaving last April, which lasted a couple of weeks. I've never had night sweats quitting before, but I am free to night sweats now. I hope you're good luck, good!
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