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Can drinking lots of alcohol in the last month cause me excessive sweating and feeling cold?
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Alcohol withdrawal: Sweating and feeling cold can be a feeling of alcohol withdrawal. However fever and chills should not be ignored. It would be worthwhile to see a doctor if they persist.
Answered 12/4/2014
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