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Night Sweat
Thermal sweating is the main factor that triggers excessive sweating during the night. Hyperhidrosis patients sometimes experience night time sweats and the bed is soaking wet in the morning. This is not the most severe form that excessive sweating can take, but it does pose some problems to those having to deal with it. When a person has to deal with forms of axillary excessive sweat or palmar hyperhidrosis during the day the last thing they want is to have sweating problems during the night as well.
What causes Night Time Sweats?
There are several factors that can trigger excessive sweat during sleep. Most fever producing illneses will also develop into excessive sweat at night, diminishing the curative and relaxing effects of a good sleep. Women experience frequent night time sweats during menopause. Other triggering factors are food items that usually create sleep problems, like alcohool for example.
How can I cure night time sweating?
