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Is night sweats and excessive sweating a symptom from my fybromyelgia or am i coming down with something?
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No: Fibromyalgia and excessive sweating are both related to compromised energy metabolism. The commonest cause in my experience is poor diet and all the different forms of sugar and sweeteners are usually the prime cause.
Answered 7/6/2016
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