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My fingers will get very cold, then start to perspire. i have mild edema at times, but what can i do to stop the sweating?
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Rule out neuropathy: Temperature changes may be a symptom of a type of nerve problem known as autonomic neuropathy. Consider seeing a neurologist.
Answered 5/6/2019
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