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Can hot weather cause itching and sweating at night?
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I work at a pizzeria from 10am to10pm. As a cook .I where sweats allday. Im always sweating.By sunday on my day off I where shorts.My legs look like I've ben bitten by mosquitos.But l think its like zits. Sometimes my legg itches.What do you think?
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My brother has suffered from very severe itching all over his body for about 8 years now. He itches right after bathing or when he sweats. ?
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I'm not sure weather I have a rash on my back or it acne my doctor seems to think its acne but if I think about it it itches ?
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