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My father about 54 years old complains of sweating at night in the winters only. after waking up his t shirt is wet but only in winters.thank you?
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Sweating: If it is seasonal, it likely doesn't represent disease. Blood work TB test and a CXR should be done to confirm this. All the best.
Answered 1/23/2016
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