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Excessive Sweating
I've been taking Prozac for over a year now, and I also have excessive sweating. I'm wondering if the excessive sweating could be a side effect of my medication, or if the side effects should have already passed by now. I'm just trying to find the cause of my excessive sweating and determine what I can do to prevent it. Thanks for your help!
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Hello, it's a NATURAL phenomenon.in some sweating is excess other least very person to person.
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Yes Prozac May cause excessive sweating in around 5-10% of people having it.
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Dr. Trupti Nandola Parab
Homoeopath
23 yrs exp
Mumbai
There is a completely painless single time treatment with a laser called MIRADRY. This is a single time and permanent treatment. This is available at MIRACLE AESTHETIC CLINIC at Andheri, Mumbai. You can definitely try that.
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Amisha Mirchandani
Homoeopath
9 yrs exp
Thane
Hello I understand your concern
We have many good homeopathic medicines for hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating to treat it completely from the root itself withoutany sideffects that are part of conventional medicines
please contact me directly through practo consult or call
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Warm regards
Dr Amisha Mirchandani
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