Night sweats?

real answers only please...........what causes night sweats
Night sweats?
some infections...some medications...but I lived with someone for 7 years who had night sweats the whole time and was very healthy..so sorry , I dont have much of an answer for you
Night sweats?
Changing hormones. It depends on your age. If you%26#039;re going through menopause you probaly need HRT. Hormone Replacement Therapy. Check with your Dr.
Reply:well obviously 1...if u get hot at night and 2.... if you have a %26quot;scary%26quot; or weird dream, also if u r nervous for something or unknowingly thinking about something in you%26#039;re sleep
Reply:im 45 and i%26#039;ve been gettin gthem for 10 years, but it depends on what medication or drugs im using at the time, i havent tried any medication or menopausal remedies but i probably should. my brother he%26#039;s 55 was getting them and his girlfriend gave him %26quot;Estrogen%26quot; (she%26#039;s menopausal and takes everything under the moon) and he said it worked for him!! true story. so maybe that junk really works!
Reply:Sleep hyperhidrosis, more commonly known as the night sweats, is the occurrence of excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) during sleep. The sufferer may or may not also suffer from excessive perspiration whilst awake.





Night sweats may occur for genetic reasons and may be relatively harmless. However, they can be distressing and disrupt sleep patterns if severe; the patient may be frequently awakened due to the discomfort of damp sleepwear.





One of the most common causes of night sweats in women over 40 is the hormonal changes related to menopause and perimenopause. This is a normal part of menopause and while annoying, it is not necessarily dangerous or a sign of underlying disease. Some women experience night sweats during pregnancy due to hormonal changes.





Sleep hyperhidrosis may occur at any age, but is most commonly seen in early adulthood.





The condition may be considered a sign of various disease states, including:





* Brucellosis


* Cancer


* Cerebral palsy


* Cerebral and brain stem strokes


* Chronic pneumonia


* Epilepsy


* Familial dysautonomia


* Head injury


* HIV


* Lymphoma, both Hodgkin%26#039;s and non-Hodgkin%26#039;s


* Hypothalamic lesions


* Leukaemia


* Menopause


* Pulmonary histoplasmosis


* Subacute endocarditis


* Tuberculosis





Certain medications, including anti-depressants (such as Zoloft) have also been known to cause night sweats in some individuals.