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Can someone explain the connection between sweating and neuropathy? I know there is some connection to the disorder, but never knew the real reason why. I know sometimes people will also sweat due to the side effects of some of the medications taken for neuropathy. Thanks....
Soaked at night here ! I actually thought it was menapause ! NOT ! My gyn did blood work, not menapause.
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