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Excessive sweating during day and night hours. 92lbs. thyroid stable. all blood work normal, blood sugar ok no inflammation. menopause for 13 years.
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Excessive sweating: Your excessive sweating may be due to estrogen deficiency, but an evaluation to rule out other reasons like lymphoma may be needed. Low dose estrogen, if your gynecologist agrees, may stop the sweats.
Answered 8/15/2016
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