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When i sleep i always wake up all sweaty around the neck, this started while pregnant (baby was born 20feb )should i see a dr about it or is it normal?
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Likely normal: It sounds like night sweats. Many women especially who beast feed after delivery will have episodes of feeling hot and sweaty. This can happen day or night. It is caused by changing hormone levels.
Answered 3/6/2013
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