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Hiii doctor i have been experiencing lately night sweats with some heart palpitations..... when i wake up they gradually go away and then i sleep bac?
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See a doctor: Night sweats may indicate hidden infection which needs a lot of tests to find the cause.
Answered 9/27/2017
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