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59 years old. have been waking up every night for the last 3 weeks with heavy night sweats. chills. insomnia. had hyst but left ovaries. normal?
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Primary care: The first step is to see your primary care doctor. Since you are having night sweats and chills infections and medical causes need to be excluded first. If all is normal then see and obgyn to discuss the options of hormone replacement therapy
Answered 7/12/2015
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