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Increased sweating
I hv increased sweating from February...I am taking tablets for diabetes & BP. Daily walking 30 mins... But the sweating is persisting now reduced but still it is there...
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Sweating may be due to Autonomic Neuropathy Generally, Walking for Minimum 45 minutes a day + Strict Diet Control can reduce your blood sugar If you can share your (a) Fasting Glucose (b) Post Prandial Glucose (c) HbA1c (d) Blood Urea (e) Serum Creatinine (f) Lipid Profile reports at private consultation, I can tailor make the prescription (exercise Schedule + Drugs + Diet Chart) for you Also Mention your (a) Age (b) Weight (c) Height (d) Whether you take Non Vegetarian Food.
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You should check your BP and sugar levels at the time of sweating. Consult with your doctor.
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