Does anybody sweat in their sleep?
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Everybody sweats in their sleep.  The antidepressant you are on may be causing this as a side effect.  I know that some mood stabilizers have cotton-mouth as a side effect so maybe this is kinda the same.\n\nEither way ask your Dr if this is normal.  The dosage may be to high.
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Actually, my roomate insists on sleeping with the fan on....which is okay once I get in bed, because I'm under the covers, but right now will I'm on the computer I'm actually kind of cold......oh wait...not that kind of hot?....Oh yeah....well in that case then yeah....I'm hot!
666010
Definitely!!!  Your body's energy level is low when you're sleepy therefore you can't be kept as warm!  This ALWAYS happens to me!
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Sweating is one of the ways your body has of cooling itself. Your body releases moisture, which cools the skin as it evaporates. Normal sweating is a sign that your body is doing exactly as it should. \n\nWhen is sweating a problem? \n\nExcessive sweating, or hyperhydrosis, affects about one percent of the population. Under stress, those suffering from hyperhydrosis will experience extreme sweatiness under their arms, on their faces, and on their hands and feet. No one knows why stress triggers so much more sweating in some people than in others. While it isn't a health problem, it can be embarrassing and interfere with a person's ability to work in high-stress situations. \n\nIf, however, you sweat constantly and all over your body, you should see a doctor immediately. This can be a symptom of a serious health problem. \n\nSince sweating is part of the body's way to regulate itself, hypohydrosis, or the absence of sweat, can also indicate a problem. If you have a headache, confusion, numbness, rapid pulse and breathing, raised blood pressure, and are not sweating, you could have heat stroke. Get cooled down immediately and seek medical help. Not sweating is also an indication of dehydration due to diarrhea, diuretics, and other factors. Be certain to maintain water levels in the body by drinking extra water if this is a problem.
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I TAKE HEAD BATH DAILY \nIF I AM TIRED AND IT IS VERY HOT AND AM SWEATING ETC IT REFRESHES TO WASH THE HEAD IN ADDITION TO FACE.BUT NOT ALWAYS AND ALL DAYS.
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IM ONLY NUDE WHEN I GOING TO SLEEP..\nI FEEL MORE COMFORTABLE WITHOUT MY CLOTHES WHILE IM SLEEPING..
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Fluids do not make you sweat.When you sweat you are losing salt and can become dehydrated.Go to see a doctor.Pediolite for children can help   with the dehydration,and so can gatorade.
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EVERYONE SWEATS A DIFFERENT AMOUNT DURING EXERCISE. SWEATING VERY LITTLE MAY BE NORMAL FOR SOME PEOPLE. A BETTER SIGN THAT ITS A GOOD WORK OUT IS IF YOU FIND TALKING AS YOU EXERCISE A LITTLE DIFFICULT, THEN YOUR GETTING A HEART PUMPING, MUSCLE BUILDING WORK OUT.
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Yes...especially in the morning when they had a before bed bath and they still smell of lotion but also of baby sweat and sleep!....it is soooo precious and they all smell different!\n\nGood Question!
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No. the skin is actually the largest organ of the human body and when you sweat you are excreeting waste. This is a very important function of the excretory system and without sweating you could become very sick. Also, sweating is a sort of thermostat. When you get too hot the body sweats, the air hits the water(sweat) and causes your body to feel cooler. So, it's very normal to sweat when it is hot. Now a lot of people sweat more than others and they are actually better off than people that sweat very little. What is important is to shower daily to get the impurities and bacteria off your body from the sweat. This can cause infected sweat glands, hair follicles and just body odor in general. \nNow, exfolliation is a form of removing the outer layer of skin from your body, a lot of girls and women do it to their faces believing the old layer of dead skin cells make you look old. Actually a daily cleansing of the face is really good enough. Witch hazel is cheap, is a natural asstringent and has a PH balancing effect on the face and the pores on the face keeping it in good condition. So it has nothing to do with sweat. Good luck.
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No> When you sweat it helps you're body rid of toxins. Its great to sweat!\nHe might be eating the wrong foods, or better yet tell him to drink more water when this happens. To replace the fluids.
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I grew up in a dry climate so my body learned that sweating would result in cooling.  I am now in a humid environment and my body produces much more sweat than is useful.
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ME TOO!!!! I have to wear lighter clothing, keep my hair up, I use a fan even in the bathroom, I cant even take to hot of a shower! I notice my hot flashes are worse at night, so I use light weight cover and all cotton for my pillow cases and sheets, absorbs sweat and keeps me feeling cooler. I also notice and dont know if others have this but if my beverage or food is to hot I swear I have a hot flash even worse. I am not on hormones really perfer not to be, I have been taking a real good vitamin called alive and have seen some improvement, I am now looking into a homopathic  way, have not tried any yet, hope some of the things I do help u also to cope, oh a cool bath feels great!
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Yes, I sweat but it doesn't increase armpit hair. I've never heard of that before. I don't have a problem with underarm hairs.
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NO sweat, ya i would say you have a big problem, either you are severly dehydrated in which you would have other symptoms like dizziness, altered mental state, headaches, vommiting, nausea, and possibly fainting. you could also have a rare disorder in which you have no sweat glands, if this is the case then you really need to cool it on the excersize, hydrate often, take frequent brakes, and take a cooler with ice packs with you to cool yourself down in case you get overheated, b/c if you have no outlet ie: sweating to cool off, then your body could shut down.\n\nUnless i am completely misreading your question???
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It could be hormonal, perimenopause which is the time before menopause and some women have drastic night sweats during that time.  It could also be a thyroid problem, hypothyroidism makes you feel hot and sweat alot more than normal.    Have you been tested for thyroid, diabetes, and/or lupus?  Autoimmune problems can cause the sweating too.
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Well... here's another option, because for some reason I had that problem too, and usually when I put on any deodorant/ anti-perspirant I would begin to sweat under the arms.. (an odd reaction)..and it usually happened at the most inappropriate times, like white tank top.. very embarrasing... try CERTAIN DRI top shelf Wal-Mart, you apply it before bed, and you don't have the sweat problem the next day.