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by shawnyshawna on August 7th, 2009
Thyroid problems would be a pretty likely culprit. Is it only happening at night? I'd say get a check up with your doctor to rule out anything serious.
by CatLover-The Original is Proudly Canadian on August 7th, 2009
Sometimes nerves can do this to you. Ask yourself if you are anxious, worried or upset about anything in particular right now. You might consider going to see either a gynecologist or endocrinologist if this continues.
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You're reading Lately I've been getting overheated to the point of almost sweating each night, this is odd since I'm usually freezing even in the summer, I'm 22 y/o so what could cause this?
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+6 and thank you for answering, my levels are normal - just had bloodwork a few weeks ago - thanks for that option though :)
by Miss Anubis loves this season on August 7th, 2009
This is only happening at night? Are you on any medications? Have you tried sleeping with a fan?
by shawnyshawna on August 7th, 2009
Only at night, I'm on Cymbalta for anxiety but it hasn't happened until just 2 weeks ago - no change in dosage or anything. I'm baffled. I have the A/C running and I'm still sweating.
by Miss Anubis loves this season on August 7th, 2009
Cymbalta is the likely culprit given your age, etc. Even without change in dosage and longer term, side effects can arise over time and sweating is a side effect of that drug. Talk to your doctor about it if it becomes problematic...loss of sleep tends to add to anxiety problems.
by shawnyshawna on August 7th, 2009