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Post Covid sweating: Is this common for others too?

Posted by dr4bama @dr4bama, Jul 14, 2022

I am experiencing profuse sweating off during the day and nightly. Is this common post Covid?

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RR | @rachelr | Feb 16, 2023
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@andymiller

Glycine and NAC (GlyNAC) supplementation improves glutathione. This way the body converts as much glutathion as it needs. Some Glysin with NAC would be good.The rest you are taking looks very good also. But the only thing that did make a difference in my subjective oppinion was the prebiotic. But it was a very good special prebiotic. Immunesystem starts in the gut. I could rest only for 3 h or so took Melatonin which helped some. If I tried working out at least a little the next day I was finished and the symptoms increased.

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Thank you for your input. I will see if they have a prebiotic itch those things you listed.
RR

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sweating11 | @sweating11 | Feb 17, 2023

February 7 2023 my first Covid infection. I ran a 106 for 4 days, “yes hallucinating “aspirated massive amounts of blood & mucus also, my throat was 98% swollen closed & barely could swallow a teaspoon of water for 3 days and it was painful to do so!! Was in no condition to leave the bed or bathroom!! So I did not get Paxlovit until my extreme fever broke. I’m now in a severe weekend state, but on the mend I believe? I’m sweating profusely having to change clothes & blankets 5 or 6 “not damp drenched “times during my attempt to sleep!! I sure I’m not running a fever anymore… Am I still sick? Am I safe to be around others? And will this stop? Can I do anything to reduce these extreme sweating symptoms? Please help? Not getting good sleep has turned my kind sole into an asshole need help fast? Thank u in advance for any help🤒

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andymiller | @andymiller | Feb 17, 2023
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@rachelr

Thank you for this information. What is the name of the product that has all this in it?
RR

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I want to avoid adv any product. You can Google "Omn Biot 10 english" and you will find the right full name for the product.

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RR | @rachelr | Feb 17, 2023
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@andymiller

I want to avoid adv any product. You can Google "Omn Biot 10 english" and you will find the right full name for the product.

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I tried but nothing showed up.
RR

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bmindus | @bmindus | Mar 10, 2023
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@mkportzen

I’m a long hauler covid person, I had covid in January 2022, in the hospital for 3 weeks. It’s interesting that I found this. I’ve been telling my husband that I have been sweating lately, which really surprised me, because I never sweat, neither does anyone in my family unfortunately. I thought maybe my metabolism is working better, but it maybe just the long haul covid.

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I also had COVID January 2022 and I’ve had severe sweats but especially at night. Have the doctors been able to figure out what is going on? I use CBD Gummies with THC to help me sleep through the night. I don’t like taking it but it helps me sleep. I hope things work out for you it’s a shame that now we are finding out this is a man made virus.

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bmindus | @bmindus | Mar 10, 2023
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@frking

Usually they use herbs, but if they are also a traditional doctor they can prescribe meds such as an antibiotic if necessary. They look for the cause of the illness and work to eliminate the illness. They don’t just treat symptoms

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I use HHC Gummies it doesn’t completely work but they let me get at least 6hrs of sleep a night

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frouke | @frouke | Mar 15, 2023

I’m also going through the same thing. I got infected with covid last November and I was given Paxlovid anti viral drug to prevent a bad a bad reaction because I’m a lung cancer patient. Aside from getting a rebound affect from the drug I did notice I was sweating during the night and later on through the day time. I also have palpitations and I can feel my torso front and back getting warm… I compare it to a hot flash on steroids, it’s slowly getting better but some days I couldn’t go outside because I was soaking wet under my clothes and it’s freezing temperatures. I hope it will eventually disappear, some people have reported that the symptoms went away after they had another vaccine, I don’t know how reliable this is but who knows.

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carolyn8610 | @carolyn8610 | Mar 15, 2023
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@kel71

Post covid I still get the sweats. Really bad sometimes. It will just hit me randomly no matter what I'm doing. Of course afterwards then I'm freezing 🥶

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Same

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frouke | @frouke | Mar 15, 2023
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@taylor33

Oh man, I’m so glad I saw this discussion & read the comments. I’ve had such a marked increase in sweating all day and night following literally ANY activity or if the temperature isn’t 70 or below, that I thought I was entering into early menopause or something. I live in a humid, subtropical climate so going outside at all guarantees almost immediate sweating and it’ll be dripping off my eyelashes within 5 minutes. It’s getting really uncomfortable throughout the day and especially when I’m at work or in public. I’ve also been having to keep ice packs in my shirt & pockets of my jeans in hopes of cooling down faster and carry towels around to wipe my face and neck off.
Did you or anyone else figure out a way to lessen the sweating or some way of at least managing it?

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One thing I do when I get the sweats is sip cold water… it’s not a cure but it takes the edge off, on a bright note it does go away, my sweats are not as strong and don’t last as long.

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