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does anyone who takes antidepressants (particularly SNRIs or tryciclics) experience hyperhydrosis? (excessive sweating)? i never used to get it but after being on venlafaxine for 3 yrs it appeared during the 3rd year. then switched to duloxetine, still happened, then fluvoxamine, still there, now on doxepin and it's only getting worse. my face sweats the most, not really my body, (and even when i'm not hot) my GP has said it's just medication induced hyperhidrosis and nothing can be done about it. it's really distressing and embarrassing and bothers me a lot. does anyone else experience this with antidepressants? did anything help?
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Yes, some people who take antidepressants, particularly SNRIs or tricyclics, experience hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating. In the provided context, individuals have reported excessive sweating while on medications like Lexapro, Venlafaxine, and Effexor. It can be distressing and embarrassing for those experiencing it. Some have found relief using over-the-counter prescription-strength deodorant, while others try to manage it by staying hydrated and taking things slow.
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