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What is anhidrosis (also called hypohidrosis)?
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Anhidrosis: Is diminished sweating in response to stimuli, leading to hyperthermia. Some causes are Medications such as Anticholinergic drugs, Physical agents such as Tumors, Skin diseases, Neuropathic such as MS or Alcoholism.
Answered 3/27/2015
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