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10-21-2020, 11:55 PM
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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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10-22-2020, 02:57 PM
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I had sweating issues for years after my event in 2001. Some was an upper neck issue. Some was medications. I could drench a Tee shirt and sweat shirt.
Sweating is a symptom of Valium withdrawal.. Your body needs time to adjust to proper self-regulation. Are you taking any other meds? Do you have a doctor who is helping your manage your Valium detox? Your body may be struggling to adjust to the dose you are taking as you are about to be Valium free.
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