Primary hyperhidrosis may be at least partially hereditary. If the sweating can be attributed to an underlying medical condition, it's called secondary hyperhidrosis. Health conditions that may cause excessive sweating include: 1  Diabetic hypoglycemia. 2  Endocarditis. 3  Fever of undetermined cause. 4  Generalized anxiety disorder. 5  Heart attack. 6  Heat exhaustion. 7  HIV/AIDS.
1 The comma and period always go inside the closing quotation mark when there is no parenthetical reference. 2  The comma and period always go inside a quotation within another quotation when there is no parenthetical reference. 3  The period goes outside of the quotation mark when using a parenthetical reference.
Without question, the most common grammatical error many of us make when writing is getting mixed up with whether commas and periods go before or after quotation marks. There are three basic rules you need to remember when using quotation marks with other forms of punctuation. There are absolutely no exceptions to these three rules in American English. â¢ Commas or periods always precede closing quotation marks of quoted material. Two examples: (1) There are no ifs, ands, or buts about it. (2) He said yes, and she said no.. â¢ Colons and semicolons always follow closing quotation marks of quoted material.