Frey’s Syndrome is a rare syndrome resulting from damage to the auriculotemporal nerve often as a complication from surgery near the parotid gland, as seen here, leading to sweating while eating and facial flushing. This is an example of the unexpected consequences that can occur from chronic illness. Often there are unforeseen outcomes that can change the normal functioning of a person’s day-to-day on top of the known medical condition. This highlights the unpredictability and complications associated with chronic conditions and their treatments.