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What can be done to stop my cold sweating at night?
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Start here: Typically sweating, either hot or cold is a side effect from something else. I would recommend staying away from caffeine, particularly after noon. Also make sure clothing and bedsheets are loose. Typically this is not normal in premenopausal women unless caused by something else, so it is persistent, see a doctor.
Answered 6/30/2017
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