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Diabetic gustatory sweating.

Authors: T W, Sheehy;

Diabetic gustatory sweating.

Abstract

Gustatory sweating is an unusual entity that may occur as an idiosyncratic reaction to certain foods, as a localized reaction to trauma or infection, or as the result of diabetic neuropathy. This report deals with a severe case of diabetic gustatory sweating, discusses the various types of gustatory sweating, and reviews the English literature dealing with the diabetic form.

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Adult, Male, Diabetic Neuropathies, Sweating, Gustatory, Humans

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