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I Am Quick To Produce Large Amounts Of Perspiration After
Question: I am quick to produce large amounts of perspiration after even the most
menial of activities and moderate room temperatures. For example present
67 F. outdoors and 71 F. indoors produces large amounts of sweat on my brow, but on no one else present. My PCP called this "heat intolerance."
Should I ignore this condition as little more than a harmless inconvenience? I am a Parkinson's patient taking Rytary brand of Carbidopa
Levidopa...possible connection?
menial of activities and moderate room temperatures. For example present
67 F. outdoors and 71 F. indoors produces large amounts of sweat on my brow, but on no one else present. My PCP called this "heat intolerance."
Should I ignore this condition as little more than a harmless inconvenience? I am a Parkinson's patient taking Rytary brand of Carbidopa
Levidopa...possible connection?
Brief Answer:
need some further evaluation regarding...
Detailed Answer:
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If you've got your cardiac check-up done recently, then I wouldn't be too worried about it. However, considering your age, if a detailed cardiac workup isn't done recently, then I'd recommend getting a 12 lead EKG, 2D-Echocardiogram and a stress test along with a Thyroid function test for complete evaluation.
If the results are satisfactory, then we can safely attribute this to one of those many autonomic dysfunctions of parkinsonism (not likely to be due to Levodopa/Carbidopa though).
Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take Care
Kind Regards
need some further evaluation regarding...
Detailed Answer:
Hello and Welcome to 'Ask A Doctor' service...
I've gone through your query in details...
I can understand your concern...
If you've got your cardiac check-up done recently, then I wouldn't be too worried about it. However, considering your age, if a detailed cardiac workup isn't done recently, then I'd recommend getting a 12 lead EKG, 2D-Echocardiogram and a stress test along with a Thyroid function test for complete evaluation.
If the results are satisfactory, then we can safely attribute this to one of those many autonomic dysfunctions of parkinsonism (not likely to be due to Levodopa/Carbidopa though).
Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take Care
Kind Regards
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