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43 y/o s/p hyst x 10 yrs. ovaries intact. severe nighttime sweating. estrogen level per lab was 904. fsh 7.2 lh 11.2 pro 0.5 tsh 1.88 ?
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Night sweats: Your ovaries may be starting to fail but have they failed already? No. Night sweats may be from many things including a systemic infection, one that involved total body, weight gain or weight loss, medications...Your interests are best served by having a complete physical and making sure that physically you are 100%.
Answered 4/25/2016
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