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Doctor insights on: Can Anemia Cause Night Sweats

Ulcers & night sweat: I assume you mean he has 3 ulcers in his stomach. Peptic ulcers are now known to be caused by a germ called h pylori, which should be treated with at least 2 antibiotics and omeprazole. Night sweats are not usually a symptom of peptic ulcer, but can be a symptom in anyone who is very uncomfortable. Ulcers tend to hurt the most at night because there is nothing to buffer the normal acid. ...Read more

You may have this...: Association backwards. You may have anemia because of an illness that is associated with night sweats. The differential diagnosis for night sweats is lengthy, but includes several serious medical problems that should not be ignored or discounted. See your dr and get to the bottom of this. ...Read more

Possibly serious.: Anemia is common in young women having their periods because of recurring blood loss. But night sweats are not normal. Drenching night sweats can be a sign of cancer or infection. And passing out with these symptoms means you should have your blood counts checked. See a doctor and report what you've said here. Best of luck! ...Read more

See your doctor: The constellation of symptoms you are giving warrants further investigation and you shouldn't ignore them. The differential diagnosis is wide. ...Read more

You need: A supplement of vit b1 and stop all forms of sugar. ...Read more

Macrocytosis: Notorious causes for macrocytosis include chronic liver disease, prescribed drugs, vitamin B12 deficiency and daily alcohol intake. Bone marrow disease, including malignancies can also cause it. Your symptoms are worrisome and the bone marrow may be diagnostic. ...Read more

See a doctor: Constant abdominal aches for 2 months needs to be evaluated. A problem with your ovary is among several possible causes. Please see your doctor for examination and appropriate tests. ...Read more

Time 2C a doctor: Everything you're saying warrants medical attention, you really need to be evaluated by a doctor who can look at the whole picture, and help you out. Your iron deficiency anemia with your heavy periods means you should probably see your ob/gyn as soon as possible. Also please get help with your diet, so that you can eat nutritious foods that have iron in it, or supplement better. ...Read more

Wait and see: The rheumatologist in 2 weeks, can't commit to a diagnosis without more history and physical examination, symptoms and lab results are common to many conditions, and need to be explained within the clinical context, best wishes ...Read more

Hormones: With PCOS, disorders of the sweat gland is common. It can come because your body is making either too testosterone, have an alteration in your hormone ratios, your skin can have an exaggerated response to even to a normal level of testosterone.

Other sweat gland problems, more serious than sweating, can include acne and inflammation of the specialized sweat glands in your arm pit and groin. ...Read more

Thyroid: There are a large number of things that can cause night sweats. The vast majority of them can be diagnosed or ruled out with simple blood tests. ...Read more

Hormone imbalance: Night sweats: there are many potential causes to sweating at night. The term night sweats generally refers to excessive sweating at night related to a hormone imbalance.

There is no one answer to explain the origin of sweating at night. Some common causes are: infection, some cancers, several medications, low blood sugars and a host of other less common reasons.

Were going to focus in on the hormone imbalance commonly seen in menopause, although by no means limited to menopause. We have seen a common night sweats picture in the men with prostate cancer with elevated estrogen levels. Swelling often starts around your neck.

We generally start with saliva testing which allows us to identify what the hormone imbalance actually is and treat accordingly. When we don't start with saliva testing we very often get very good success with progesterone cream in the form of wild yam cream. There are many different preparations of wild yam cream on the market and often the preparation does not have enough progesterone cream to be effective.

The above is the simple answer the better answer is to work with a healthcare professional who has experiencing natural hormone therapy.

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No not really: Unless there is fever, there are no night sweats. Gall bladder problems are rarely subtle, they cause severe pain if there are stones. Or there is the gall bladder attack called cholecystitis which is an emergency when it happens as it will make you very sick. ...Read more

Flu: Can cause.

Not usually: No. They don't usually. Rarely. They can degenerate, which might cause some sweats, but would also likely have pain. ...Read more

Not likely....: But possible. Why are you taking the clonidine? Night sweats could also be related to the reason you are taking it. ...Read more

Temovate (clobetasol): Not a reported adverse effect. Consult with your doctor to explore other possible causes. ...Read more

Sweat and depression: Yes

Yes: It's important to distinguish between acute and chronic stress. Acute stress enhances immune response. Not likely to cause cold sores. Chronic stress can impair the immune system and make us more vulnerable to infections like herpes Or to reactivation of herpes. Sweats can be caused by stress. But night sweats can be something serious. It's worth seeing a doc and reporting the night sweats. ...Read more

Possible: Its possible to have night sweat with either. Once you complete antibiotic course and sweating continues, try stopping pain meds and if still have night sweats, it would warrant a thorough check up by your physician. ...Read more

Night sweats: Tuberculosis, other infection white blood cell cancer called lymphoma. Can of course include just being over heated. Thick quilts can sometimes aggravate. ...Read more

Yes: You should be concerned. Drenching night sweats at your age without fever is not ever normal. There could be several causes but see your doctor for an evaluation ...Read more

Sweats: Please let your doctor know and changes to your medicines must be made. ...Read more

Prozac (fluoxetine): Certainly could be. If still have some start taking it again and see what happens.
If you have run out get another prescription.

If neither of those work see your doctor. ...Read more

Unlikely due to meto: Metoprolol is a fairly safe drug to take. It has minimal if any side effects, certainly not night sweats. They are more likely due to the target condition/indication (?) for which you are taking metoprolol. ...Read more

Night sweats: I hope you have discussed this with your Endocrinologist.
Your Endocrinologist should refer you to a Gynecologist and you might also consider a consult with a Psychologist. ...Read more

Low estrogen: You might try oral contraceptives

Night sweats...: ...can be due to infection (with fever breaking during the night). Also by endocrine problems, such as overactive thyroid. Several other possibilities as well, and any of these could cause malaise (generally feeling poorly) or nausea. This is something to see a doctor about, soon. Also consider taking your temperature 3-4 times a day for a few days, including bedtime and after night sweats. ...Read more

Not harmful: Night sweats can be an uncomfortable side effect of many medications. The night sweats are not a problem alone by themselves. However, night sweats can also occur with infections and systemic illness. See your doctor to make sure that you don't have another cause of your night sweats. Best wishes! ...Read more

Yes: It has some anticholinergic effects including dilitation of peripheral blood vessels which can cause hot flashes & sweating. ...Read more