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What could be causing me to sweat rivers when I am cold – especially when I am in front of a screen?

Often when I am cold – especially if I am in front of a screen – I’ll sweat rivers from my armpits. Literally; sweat runs down my arms in rivers. I have to change my shirt 2 or 3 times a day.

What could be causing this?



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This could be diabetes. Go to a doctor. Also check out ways to relax. There are a million ways to relax and there is one right for you. Get an antiperspirant. Not just a plain deodorant. Get one with an antiperspirant. You can even rub antiperspirant onto your hands and feet but only until you get more info.

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Is it because your nervous about something? Maybe instead of asking strangers online, you should contact a doctor.

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