Post Covid sweating: Is this common for others too?

My son has been having issue over 2 years now since having Covid. Profuse sweating and now hives on torso.

I also have profuse sweating. On and off all day long with or without any exertion. Hot flashes are somewhat controlled with an SSR, but nothing so far has helped the sweating. This has been going on for 15 months. Most of my other Long Covid symptoms have gone, but this still lingers. Now my lower face has become swollen on both sides. CT and MRI say they are fatty buccals. What caused this and what is the cure?? So far no doctor knows. Even the Mayo Clinic told me that they do not diagnose, so no help there at this time. No doctor has even been interested enough to look into this, so I am trying to find cause and cure. I would be interested to know if the vaccine helps you. Please keep us informed. Thanks and good luck.

It's been nearly 3 months since I had a fairly mild case of Covid. Since then, if I am in a setting with the least increase in temperature, I will start sweating profusely. No exertion required. I can be just sitting or standing outside talking to other "normal" people not sweating at all, & sweat will start just pouring down my face. Very aggravating. (I have also noticed worsening of my life-long tinnitus, plus some occasional balance issues when I turn quickly, but have no idea if they are related. )

I am taking 60 Mg of Duloxetine twice a day for the sweating. As long as I stay on schedule I can almost always stay dry--except if I'm really exerting myself, and even a short walk is sometimes an exertion. The profuse sweating when I'm with other people has been so embarrassing. Once, for three hours while playing cards, I just dripped and my face was red. Ugh!

I have been sweating for over 2yrs since the covid vaccine. I am not able to sleep more than 2-3 hrs a night because of profuse sweating and pain at the injection site. Please have your doctor do blood work for Dengue fever.

Hello— I’ve now had Covid twice. (immunocompromised: — Lupus, PsA, AI Pancreatitis/EPI , Asthma). I’m considered a Long Covid patient— contracted the first case early 2020 & still have some ongoing issues. One thing that doesn’t get better is the body temp disregulation. I get sudden onset extreme heat intolerance. I get no warning. It happens periodically & day/night. It’s to the point that it’s so profound I sometimes have to quickly remove my clothing. But what’s absolutely terrible is the profound night sweats. This has been going on for over 14 months now. It wakes me up several times a night. Sometimes it’s my entire body—literally head to toe. I wake up drenched in sweat, and my body is hot to the touch. Even this past winter—when the night temps get to 20•, I turned the heat off, opened my bedroom window, had light covers on. No relief. It’s unbearable. Doctors here (NM) have performed so many tests. They keep saying that it’s not related to female hormonal changes & no obvious signs of Thyroid disease . (I have had significant vascular & neurological changes since Covid diagnoses.) They can’t figure it out. One suggested that perhaps it’s related to Long Covid. I’m just exasperated & need answers

Long Covid symptoms come and go with me. But when I’m sick I wake up 2 times each night wet and need to change my clothes.

I had covid last November and I took Paxlovid to help me get through it but that’s another problem. I also have hot flashes along with heavy sweating, also I get palpitations and I can hear my heart beating in my ears. I had some tests done and nothing showed up but the symptoms continue. As for now the sweating is slowly getting less and I found it hard to cope with when it was cold weather because I was sweating underneath my clothes and of course you’re worried about catching a cold or worse. I bought lots of tee shirts to change my clothes often and it would pass, I thought about getting meds for the sweating but research indicates it’s a med that can possibly mess with your body function. I would like to believe that all our symptoms will pass in time and just become a bad memory about covid, perhaps they will come up with something else for us when they hear how many people are having these symptoms.