What causes sweating all over the body while sleeping?

First, menopause.

As a result of entering menopause, women's body hormones will be greatly changed, ** surface blood vessels will be dilated, at this time it is often easier than usual to sweat a lot, complexion and complexion redness, especially at night, about 2 3 menopausal women will be easy to sweat while sleeping.

Second, malignant tumors.

Generally speaking, the common tumors that often cause night sweats are mainly lymphoma and leukemia, and at this time, it will also be accompanied by weight loss, low-grade fever, etc., but don't guess that you have a tumor just by night sweats.

Third, drugs.

Medications like aspirin, acetylsalicylic acid, niacin (vitamin B3), antidepressants, etc., tend to cause excessive sweating.

Fourth, hypoglycemia.

For example, if diabetic patients are called to take hypoglycemic drugs or insulin before going to bed, they are often prone to hypoglycemia during sleep and will sweat more easily than usual.

Fifth, infection.

As it is said on the Internet, "night sweats are due to tuberculosis", but in fact it is not appropriate, although night sweats are a manifestation of tuberculosis infection, it does not mean that "night sweats must be tuberculosis".

In addition to night sweats caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, endocarditis, osteomyelitis, and abscesses inside the body can cause infections.

Sixth, primary hyperhidrosis.

Most people sweat profusely at night, mainly belonging to "primary hyperhidrosis", and this disease often does not have a clear cause of the disease and causes body hyperhidrosis, and there is a medical speculation that the sympathetic nerves of hyperhidrosis patients may be too much or easily excited, which in turn leads to excessive sweating.

In addition, hypohidrosis is also genetically related, and people who are prone to hypohidrosis, and their family members, such as siblings or parents, may have related manifestations.

Of course, there are many causes of night sweats, but the vast majority of them are not directly related to physical weakness.

If it seriously affects the quality of sleep, or is accompanied by low-grade fever, unexplained weight loss and other manifestations, then it is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination in time to find out the cause and then treat the symptoms**.

Normally, sweating regulates the body's body temperature and excretes waste. Sweating is related to temperature, amount of exercise, and mental factors. Abnormalities can also occur, such as taking diaphoretic medications and eating spicy foods.

People with tuberculosis, cancer, chronic wasting disease, or weak constitution are also prone to sweating, which is a symptom that can be divided into self-sweating, generally sweating in a waking state. There is also night sweats, which generally refer to sweating after sleeping. When you wake up, you stop sweating, and it is often accompanied by symptoms such as cough, palpitations, insomnia, low back pain, and sperm loss.

Sweating while sleeping is kidney deficiency. Take some Chinese medicine to recuperate, and it will be fine.