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By hevenleangel | May 21, 2007

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sweating with no fever

sweating around the hairline of the face and back of the neck. feeling like a fever without a temperature, also feeling very tired. headaches

Tags: Anxiety, borderline, head, Neck, prescription, Thyroid, Work

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Hillbillie

May 24, 2007

Sounds like me and the docs have told me that is is anxiety related..Are u upset or worried about something?

NANA of 8

May 25, 2007

Hi,
I also sweat around my hairline, back of neck and head. I haven't rec'd an answer from an MD either. My thyroid is borderline, but the MD doesn't think I should start taking a prescription for the thyroid as yet?
All I know is it's certainly embarring when it occurs during work or during a meeting.

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