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Why do I sweat on one half (side) of my body while lying on the other half?
It happens mostly in the evenings and when the situation ordinarily admits normal sweating.
The trouble is that I sweat on the other (side) half of the body while lying on the other half (side).
WHAT IS WRONG?
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sheryl37154 OTAYEMIDLAWYER
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That's a different one. My head sweats 'at the drop of a hat', well not literally because no hats are involved, and often when eating. If my oestrogen is working well, it is not so bad.
My husband has started sweating after he has a shower, when he should be feeling cooler. Maybe a coincidence, but it seemed to start after he had a dose of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) which caused him to sweat excessively while it was occurring.
If you google it you will find that BPPV is caused by a piece of 'plaque' moving around in the ear tubes (from memory) causing imbalance, and perhaps lying on one side makes it move to one side of the ear tubes and then to the other when you lie on the other side. Controlled rolling from side to side can cure the problem but you have to do it as per instructions. Only an idea - better than nothing!
OTAYEMIDLAWYER sheryl37154
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Thanks, will try.