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Anonymous users2024-02-06Night sweats at night are common and can be caused by:
1.Poor sleep: Nighttime sweats can be caused by poor sleep quality, interrupted sleep, or poor sleep duration.
2.Hormonal imbalances: Some hormonal imbalances, such as menopause, thyroid problems, or adrenal gland dysfunction, can cause night sweats.
3.Illness: Certain diseases, such as hepatitis, tuberculosis, lymphoma, or certain cancers, among others, may cause night sweats because they cause the body to heat up.
4.Medications***: Certain medications, such as antidepressants or blood pressure medications, may cause night sweats.
5.High ambient temperature: Night sweats may also occur if the sleeping environment is too hot or humid.
If you have night sweats, it is advisable to consult with your doctor to find out what is causing the condition. At the same time, maintaining good sleep habits and a suitable sleeping environment can also help improve the problem of night sweats.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Introduction: When people sleep, they often have some undesirable symptoms, such as snoring, sweating, etc., which are common phenomena that people are prone to. In general, if you sweat a lot when you sleep at night, it is mostly caused by too much heat, but there are other factors that can cause sweating.
When you always sweat profusely when you go to bed at night, then you should find out the cause in time, so as to help improve your sleep and avoid some problems in your body.
Endocrine disorders can also cause men to have night sweats at night, and the sleep environment will affect the body's thermoregulatory center and excite the crossed nerves, which will make men have night sweats. Other diseases can also affect the body's endocrine system, causing men to experience night sweats while sleeping. Normally, when a woman reaches the age of 50, it is the menopausal stage, and the changes in women at this stage will be more obvious.
Hot flashes, dreams, temper tantrums, and so on may occur. In related surveys, it was found that if a woman is facing menopause, only 1 3 probability of mild symptoms, and 2 3 probability of night sweats. The reason for this is likely to be the influence of estrogen in the receptors, which causes the blood vessels to be affected by dilation, causing signs of profuse sweating.
Sweating at night can also be caused by low levels of calcium in the blood. Because in the case of low blood calcium, the excitability of the sympathetic nerve will be significantly enhanced, which will increase the strength of the sweat gland secretion system, increase the amount of sweat secretion, and finally appear the phenomenon of heavy sweating after sleeping. Therefore, timely calcium supplementation is also an effective means to improve sweating after sleep.
Sweating profusely when you fall asleep may also be due to eating too much food before bed. Because after eating, it will accelerate the peristalsis of the stomach and intestines to promote digestion efficiency, resulting in an increase in gastric juice secretion, the body's metabolic function will be significantly enhanced, and excretion will also increase. Therefore, the amount of sweat excreted after falling asleep will also increase significantly, so you should eat less before going to bed.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04This condition may be due to the fact that the quality of sleep is not particularly good, waking up more often at night, and often having nightmares. So frequent night sweats.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03It is physical reasons, dietary reasons, work and rest reasons, weather reasons and environmental reasons. So when we have this situation, we must go to the hospital for a physical examination.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02If night sweats occur at night, I think it has a lot to do with our body, and it is likely to be caused by our body's qi deficiency, so we can take some Chinese medicine to regulate.
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