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Does Tooth Decay Cause Body Temperature And Sweating?
I have lower body temperature and sweating , went to doctor he checked my urine, my blood pressure, heart beat, and lungs said all were fine, I think I have a tooth infected from smell in mouth, dr said I was fine and said to come back if problems arise example: blue lips
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Sat, 3 Oct 2015
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Hi Welcome to HEALTHCARE MAGIC..
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern.
Decreased body temperature is common after sweating & this might be symptom of excessive sweating & doesn't denote any problem.
Tooth decay doesn't cause decreased body temperature and sweating. You should visit a dentist for treatment of dental decay, if you have them to prevent any dental complications.
Decreased body temperature and sweating is commonly due to systemic conditions like low blood sugar, excessive sweating, low blood pressure, etc.
so you should visit physician, if problem persists & blood tests may required for diagnosis.
In meantime you could take acetaminophen & drink ample amount of water.
Don't worry you would be fine
Hoping your query is solved.
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern.
Decreased body temperature is common after sweating & this might be symptom of excessive sweating & doesn't denote any problem.
Tooth decay doesn't cause decreased body temperature and sweating. You should visit a dentist for treatment of dental decay, if you have them to prevent any dental complications.
Decreased body temperature and sweating is commonly due to systemic conditions like low blood sugar, excessive sweating, low blood pressure, etc.
so you should visit physician, if problem persists & blood tests may required for diagnosis.
In meantime you could take acetaminophen & drink ample amount of water.
Don't worry you would be fine
Hoping your query is solved.
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