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Can anyone tell me what causes cold sweats without fever?
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Cold sweats: There is no way to tell without a thorough history and physical, but cold sweats can occur for a number of reasons. Some include serious conditions such as physical trauma, shock, difficultly breathing, low blood sugar, and heart attack. Others may be more benign. Recommend seeing your doctor.
Answered 7/2/2018
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