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    so last night -and- when i just tried to tape a nap.. i woke up really really hot. i wasn't covered in sweat or anything (i rarely sweat normally though). but i did have a little bit of cold brow sweat. this has happened before, i think the last time was about a month ago. each time it happens im really hot and i have to kick the blankets off. the heat kind of "increases" for maybe 5-10 minutes and then starts to go away. eventually im able to go back to sleep (cept this time, because i was only napping anyway and said "fuck it" and got up).

    can this in any way be a PMS symptom? does this happen to anyone else? i am having pms pretty bad right now and i THINK the last time it happened was about this time last month.

    i thought it was only menopause that did it though.. or like.. diseases

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    I used to get these all the time. I think I've just gotten used to heating up when I'm asleep because I don't wake up hot any more. The only time I notice how hot I am is waking up from naps where I wake up feeling humid...it's gross.

    I also give off a lot of heat resembling a sauna (or so says everyone whos ever been under the covers with me). Very few people can handle sleeping under the covers with me because I'll cause them to sweat..ahah

    This heat thing started after I got my period, so maybe it does have something to do with that.

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    I usually get really hot when I sleep. Most nights in fact, and I have woken up sweaty even when I was freezing when I went to bed. A lot of people get really hot during sleep though I dont know why.

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    I get them pretty often and don't have PMS ever. Have no idea if they are associated with PMS. What I do know is that they come on for me when I'm feeling stressed and anxious IRL.
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    This happens to me too and I'm not sure why. I always keep it freezing cold at night and bundle up under the covers.

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    I go to bed freezing and also wake up hot in the middle of the night. I've gotten used to it, and have found that I pull the covers off in my sleep. Maybe my body knows it''s getting hot, maybe I actually do wake but I don't remember. The times I do wake I just take my feet out of the covers and INSTANT coolness.
    I don't notice if it's related to PMS though...sorry.

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    Default Re: hot flashes/night sweats?

    I have read your total post yuu can use progesteril its a natural hormon balancing cream,for more details you can search over google

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    Default Re: hot flashes/night sweats?

    Quote Originally Posted by alissafernandes8 View Post
    I have read your total post yuu can use progesteril its a natural hormon balancing cream,for more details you can search over google
    That question was posted seven years ago!
    Please check dates before you reply.


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    Default Re: hot flashes/night sweats?

    progesteril can be use for hot flash for more detail you can see progesteril reviews.

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    Default Re: hot flashes/night sweats?

    Hot flashes and night sweats are definitely related to P.M.S. I had them every cycle. Now that I am in full blown (early) menopause, I unfortunately have them both during sleep, and during the day.
    I'm not on hormones, and I just keep repeating to myself~ "This too shall pass"! I hate being hot under any circumstances, and it actually always makes me feel weak and tired when I get them.
    Have You seen Your gyno lately and discussed it? There are ways that You can get a handle on it now, while you are still young.
    Best of luck.

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