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I get hot sweats and a bit breathless when falling asleep ... & if i need the toilet ( for either ) is this anything to worry about ?
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Thyroid check: Hot sweats are a sign of a thyroid disorders. Ask your primary doc to check your thyroid gland in the neck and draw blood for your thyroid hormone level. An ultrasound of the gland may be necessary. Get well soon.
Answered 3/24/2015
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