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It’s common in for those with autoimmune diseases too

September 3
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I am always hot & I can be sitting in the AC watching TV & just start dripping sweat. It's awful

September 3
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I sweat terribly from my face and it is so embarrassing! It can just hit out of the blue, but usually when I’m overheated.

September 3
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Is excessive sweating a symptom of fibromyalgia? Yes, it can be! Excessive sweating is actually one of the most talked-about topics among people living with fibromyalgia.

Some experience it throughout the day, while others notice it more at night. A MyFibroTeam member described waking up "drenched in sweat" with a Show Full Answer

Is excessive sweating a symptom of fibromyalgia? Yes, it can be! Excessive sweating is actually one of the most talked-about topics among people living with fibromyalgia.

Some experience it throughout the day, while others notice it more at night. A MyFibroTeam member described waking up "drenched in sweat" with a sensation like "an electric current" running through them. Fibromyalgia can affect the body's ability to regulate its rhythms and nervous system responses, which may contribute to sweating episodes. It can also be a side effect of some fibromyalgia treatments.

Here are some things worth considering:

- Track when it happens — note if it's tied to activity, stress, or time of day
- Wear breathable fabrics — lightweight, moisture-wicking clothing can help
- Stay hydrated — sweating can deplete fluids quickly
- Talk to your doctor — they can help rule out whether it's symptom-related or medication-related

It's always a good idea to mention new or worsening symptoms to your care team so they can help figure out the best path forward.

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