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Understanding Your Menopause Night Sweats
January 11th, 2010 | 
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The impending hot flash alone is not all that women face with the onset of menopause . Menopause night sweats are well-known to women to make for many sleepless nights. To combat this inevitable hormonal phenomenon, you need to understand it well first.
What is Menopause Night Sweats ?
We awake in the night dank and damp with our hearts racing and our pajamas and bedsheets drenched in perspiration. This isn’t just a matter of sleeping in an overheated environment or wearing pajamas too thick for the temperature; it is a matter of an irrationally abrupt and severe change in body temperature causing you to perspire profusely.
What Causes Menopause Night Sweats?
Posted in Hot Flashes, Menopause, Night sweats | 
Tags: Blood Vessels, Body Temperature, Brain Chemical, Current Temperature, Estrogen Levels, Hearts Racing, hot flash, Hot Flashes, Hyperhidrosis, Hypothalamus, Many Sleepless Nights, Menopause, Modulation, Night Sweat, Night sweats, Onset Of Menopause, Pajamas, Perspiration, Sweat Glands, Thermostat | 
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