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Old 10-21-2020, 11:55 PM #1
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Default Wake up in a Cold Sweat - Every Night!
Was diagnosed with a concussion yesterday by a Nuerologist. My symptoms mainly visual (bright lights) and auditory. And inability to think etc.

But every night since I wake up in a sweat and its not even hot. Trying to get back to sleep almost impossible.

Have any folks had similar sweat issues?
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