Sweating
Sweating can be associated with atherosclerosis, which is a condition where the arteries and the blood flow is shrunk, because of the buildup of fatty deposits called plaques. This can later lead to heart attack and heart failure.
The condition progresses and the arteries become even narrower, our bodies need to put additional work into delivering blood to vital organs, like the heart. Angina, also known as chest pain, can happen when we don’t get enough oxygen-rich blood to reach our hearts.
That’s why people with angina often break out in a sweat. Plus, sweating at night might be a sign of another heart-related condition called subacute endocarditis.
