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Yes, many people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) report having a tough time with continuous sweating. This symptom can occur alongside other RA symptoms like joint pain, weight loss, and dry eyes. Some individuals experience hot flashes or periods where they feel excessively warm without a fever, infection, or high external Show Full Answer

Yes, many people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) report having a tough time with continuous sweating. This symptom can occur alongside other RA symptoms like joint pain, weight loss, and dry eyes. Some individuals experience hot flashes or periods where they feel excessively warm without a fever, infection, or high external temperatures. Night sweats and feeling overheated, even when not hot to the touch, are common experiences shared by those living with RA.

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