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For the past week i have been waking up in the night with my clothes soaked in sweat. i have been dreaming but nothing traumatic. is this normal?
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Not so much: Sweating overnight is somewhat common for menaupausal women, byt I see that you are only 26. It could be due to certain medications, sweat gland abnormalities, or other glands. You should consult a professiona. Hope this helps.
Answered 9/16/2015
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