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Im always hot and sweating is it cancer?
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Probably not: Being hot and sweaty all the time is a very general symptom, and most likely not related to cancer. See a good primary doctor for a physical and make sure you mention the symptoms you are having. Get some routine bloodwork including thyroid panel.
Answered 9/10/2013
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