I wasn’t sure what caused the sweats, but since they only happened those first two nights, I figured it was either one of two things:
ONE: A reaction to the Lamisil which I eventually became accustomed to and stopped sweating.
TWO: A reaction to a tetanus shot I got at the same time I got my Lamisil Rx.
But now, nearly three months later, I only have a few pills left. (I’d say I have about a week and a half left of my three-month dose.) And it happened again. Three nights ago, about 4am, I was awaken by the feeling that the bed was ice cold. It was soaking wet and so was I. I had to go get a towel to lay back down on the bed and sleep through the night.
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| This isn't my bed, but this is exactly what it was like |
Two nights ago it didn’t happen, but then again last night, or rather this morning, again at 4am, I was drenched in sweat. This time I went and put on a pair of sweat pants and a hoodie so I could get back into bed and get those last few hours of sleep.
So, I don’t know what to think. What causes night sweats? I didnt’ get any other tetanus shots or any meds of any kind this week. I don’t have a fever and my diet is good. I don’t feel particularly stressed or worried, and I”m not going through menopause, although I think I’m the age that women are when they do go through the change. I wonder if men have similar hormonal shifts in their mid to late forties?
I’d give up my search for the answer, happily, if I could just sleep through the night and remain dry. But in the meantime, any insight into this topic would be greatly appreciated.
I looked it up on WebMD and the stuff I see there is definitely NOT what I want to hear. They present this list of eight possible reasons for night sweating, and none of them is something I'd want. I love #2, though. Makes me laugh. So it seems that one possible reason for night sweats is a condition where the body just excessively sweats for no reason. How's that for a reason? Now I've always been a prodigious sweat producer, but never (until now) made puddles in bed at night.
More news as it develops....

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