How Are Night Sweats Related To Cancer and Other Physiological Diseases?
What are night sweats? Night sweats are episodes of excessive perspiration that occur in the dark while one is asleep. those who experience this condition typically report waking with damp bedclothes or sheets, having an increased vital sign, and chills. There are many causes of night sweats, most of which don't seem to be associated with cancer or cancer treatment. What causes night sweats? Conditions that may cause night sweats to include: • Autoimmune disorders • Bacterial infections • Certain cancers • Drug addiction • Hormonal changes related to menopause • Some medications • Overactive thyroid or thyroid disease • Sleep disorders like obstructive sleep disorder • Stroke Tuberculosis Other things that may create night sweats include: • Menopause • HIV • Some bacterial infections • Low glucose • An overactive thyroid, or hyperthyroidism • Anxiety Does cancer cause night sweat? • Night sweats with cancer • Causes of sweating with cancer • Treatment • Tips for home management • T...