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Sweating?

Four days after the surgery and I find myself every now and then bursting into a sweat. I don't have a fever and there's nothing going on at the incision. Normal? Weird?

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I too sweat very easily, but I figured it might be b/c I am not really getting in as much fluid as I should be.....just my thought.......

Diaphoresis (fancy-schmancy medical term for sweating) is very, VERY common post-op. Anesthesia does bizarre things to our regulatory processes, including our "thermostats."

It should go away with a bit of time.

Oh yes. I sweat like a pig normally but after surgery I thought I was gonna roast to death in the hospital room. I turned the thermostat down as far as it would go and opened the window in January and I was still dying.

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