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Blood pressure medications and antibiotics usually cause cold sweats. It can also be one of the possible symptoms of an over-the-counter medication, natural herb or supplement, etc. It is, therefore, recommended to consult the doctor immediately if any medication side effects are observed. Apart from these, hormone imbalances, influenza, immune disorders, viral infections, circulatory disorders, etc., are some other possible causes of cold sweats. Chills, dizziness, weakness and confusion are the common symptoms that are observed in most of the aforementioned conditions.  



You can also undertake the following methods: Try relaxation techniques to reduce stress and anxiety. You can even take help from professionals if you are unable to cope up with anxiety. Set the temperature right in your bedroom. You can use a thermostat and control the temperature accordingly. This can help in treating non-serious causes of excessive perspiration. Make sure you take medication only after consulting the doctor.



What to Look For • Do you suffer from mood swings, changes in behavior pattern, irritability? • Do you experience anxiety or stress about something in your life? • Do you take medications for any chronic conditions? • Have you made changes in your diet recently? • Have you lost weight? Or are there any other noticeable symptoms?  




What to Do Nearly all the possible causes mentioned above can be treated and cured. Initially, the doctor may advise you to make changes in the environment to prevent cold sweats. Medication and other related treatment may be required for treating severe causes. Similarly, alternative treatment methods like therapy, meditation, change in lifestyle, etc., can also prove effective for treating day or nighttime cold sweats.