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I have a 34 yr fem w/ drenching night sweats for 9 mos. no diff with change up or down in ocps, testost. is 2mg/dl, dheas is pend. ana & id w/u neg.
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Night Sweats: Night sweats can mean many things including inflammatory disease, infection, hormone changes (estrogen, thyroid). See your physician.
Answered 7/13/2017
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