Night sweating
The occurrence of night sweating and fever are less common symptoms of mesothelioma patients, especially of those who are in the early stages of cancer. When cancer starts spreading throughout the body, the body goes through high temperature during the nighttime, and the person effecting from mesothelioma wakes up from excess sweating. According to medical professionals, there is almost less than 10 percent of patients of mesothelioma who suffer from the symptom of night sweating during the diagnosis. Simultaneously, the chances of experiencing night sweating are more common in the patients in the later stages of mesothelioma.