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I'm 25 weeks pregnant. i wake up all the time covered in sweat! it usually drenches my shirt. is this a normal pregnancy thing?
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Maybe: Maybe, ask your OB MD to check your thyroid function to be sure it isn't elevated with hyperthyroidism which can cause profuse sweating. if it is normal, then so are you with this pregnancy and temperature regulation.
Answered 1/29/2016
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