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Is Profuse Sweating Due To Chemo And Blood Pressure Medications?

I just began sweating heavily, and brushing severely..I’m not a naturally sweating person and do not bruse easily.. I have however been taking higher doses of medicine recently.. 3 kinda of blood pressure pills, pain medicine, pretazone, cemo pills and a couple more
Wed, 27 Dec 2017
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HI.

I am glad we connected.

Sweating can often be seen with chemo drugs and with blood pressure medication. This is a possible side effect of medication due to the increased cell death with the medication.

Blood pressure medication may cause changes in blood flow and this can cause one to have changes in the amount of blood flowing into some muscles or some parts of the skin.

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Is Profuse Sweating Due To Chemo And Blood Pressure Medications?

HI. I am glad we connected. Sweating can often be seen with chemo drugs and with blood pressure medication. This is a possible side effect of medication due to the increased cell death with the medication. Blood pressure medication may cause changes in blood flow and this can cause one to have changes in the amount of blood flowing into some muscles or some parts of the skin. I hope this helps answer the question! All the best.