What medications make you sweat profusely?

Answer 1

Antidepressant medication may cause excessive sweating. Night sweats can be caused by some pain killing medication with narcotic components like fentanyl. Nicotine and caffeine may also cause excessive sweating.

Answer 2

Some medicines that can cause hot hlash-like symptoms: Any medication which makes your body process and break down estrogen faster than normally can cause hot flashes, because that produces a functional "mini-menopause", with a milder version of the usual hot flashes, mood swings, poor sleep, vaginal dryness and decrease in libido, etc. Some anti-seizure medicines can do this--Tegretol, for instance. There are other meds that can do this, too. Other medicines, like the B Vitamin niacin, cause the little arteries to the sking to relax/widen, and this can cuaue a flushing/stinging a lot like a sunburn--temporary and harmless, though.

Answer 3

extacy and PCB both trigger sweating directly, cocane and speed both make people rush about, which can cause sweating, and hallucinogenics can trigger a terror response, causing cold sweats.

Answer 4

Off the top of my head, Opiates (a strong narcotic for pain) can cause excessive sweating in many patients.

Answer 5

The medications most commonly associated with hyperhidrosis are propranolol, venlafaxine, tricyclic antidepressants, pilocarpine, and physostigmine

Answer 6

no but its considered as drugs

Answer 7

beta blockers