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Can psoriatic arthritis cause night sweats?
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Night sweats: Night sweats can be due to medications, infection , Inflammatory diseases, menopause, malignancies . Since Psoriatic arthritis is a. Type of arthritic inflammation, you probably can have night sweats especially if the disease is active. A rheumatologist 's opinion might be helpful
Answered 9/17/2018
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