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When you have anxiety, sweating is a very common symptom. In most cases, sweating is perfectly natural.

Being angry, nervous, afraid, or anxious causes sweating. Stress and anxiety triggers the brain to produce the hormones that make you sweat.

A good way to prevent this is to relax, so you can control triggering stress that causes this anxiety symptom.

No one is really sure why stress triggers so much more sweating in some people then others.

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Everyone experiences anxiety from time to time. It's that feeling of dread or apprehension accompanied by a physical symptom like sweating, that is so scarey.

Here is a list of just a few of the natural causes of sweating:

  • Anxiety
  • Fear
  • Stress
  • Anger
  • Nervousness
  • Also, certain medications can cause sweating.

There are many medical conditions, besides anxiety, that can cause sweating.

Some include:

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