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Anyone else experience night sweats? 


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Scott Adams Grand Master

I used to have this issue, but I believe that once I finally got my vitamin & mineral supplementation figure out, it seemed to resolve.

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Ginger38,

Night sweats can be from too Low blood sugar levels.....I find I sweat in the day time when I have eaten something that raises my blood sugar.....

But I used to have them when my Iron was getting too high and it was a sign of my undiagnosed  hemochromatosis at the time.

See this research about it entitled "Night sweats: it may be hemochromatosis"

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27296845/#:~:text=Abstract,it presents with rare symptoms.

But now that I have my iron levels under control I find I have gotten rid of night sweats....

Do have your Night Sweats checked out though......they (Night Sweats) can be a sign of some serious health issues.....

I ignored it initially because I thought it was from my blood sugars being too high (but Night sweets) typically happen when your blood sugar is too low (and that is not the problem) I usually have with  my blood sugars.....

So I was glad to find out it wasn't from my blood sugars.......and by taking Copper I helped my Hemochromatosis....

I hope this is helpful but it is not medical advice.

I hope you find out what is causing your night Sweats........you really need to follow up with your doctor to see if they can find out what it is?

Advice from someone who initially ignored them....

Good luck on your continued journey!

2 Timothy 2: 7 “Consider what I say; and the Lord give thee understanding in all things” this included.

Posterboy by the grace of God,

Scott Adams Grand Master

Benfotiamine seemed to help my blood sugar issues, which may have helped eliminate the night sweats. Take with a B-complex.

knitty kitty Grand Master

Vitamin D helped me get over my night sweats.  

Vitamin D helps regulate the immune system and calms the inflammation down.  

 

Ginger38 Rising Star
On 8/9/2022 at 6:54 PM, Posterboy said:

Ginger38,

Night sweats can be from too Low blood sugar levels.....I find I sweat in the day time when I have eaten something that raises my blood sugar.....

But I used to have them when my Iron was getting too high and it was a sign of my undiagnosed  hemochromatosis at the time.

See this research about it entitled "Night sweats: it may be hemochromatosis"

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27296845/#:~:text=Abstract,it presents with rare symptoms.

But now that I have my iron levels under control I find I have gotten rid of night sweats....

Do have your Night Sweats checked out though......they (Night Sweats) can be a sign of some serious health issues.....

I ignored it initially because I thought it was from my blood sugars being too high (but Night sweets) typically happen when your blood sugar is too low (and that is not the problem) I usually have with  my blood sugars.....

So I was glad to find out it wasn't from my blood sugars.......and by taking Copper I helped my Hemochromatosis....

I hope this is helpful but it is not medical advice.

I hope you find out what is causing your night Sweats........you really need to follow up with your doctor to see if they can find out what it is?

Advice from someone who initially ignored them....

Good luck on your continued journey!

2 Timothy 2: 7 “Consider what I say; and the Lord give thee understanding in all things” this included.

Posterboy by the grace of God,

I do have issues with hypoglycemia sometimes, my blood sugar bounces all over the place sometimes

Ginger38 Rising Star
On 8/9/2022 at 7:26 PM, Scott Adams said:

Benfotiamine seemed to help my blood sugar issues, which may have helped eliminate the night sweats. Take with a B-complex.

I Just started taking life extension bentofiamine with thiamine , one a day.. i don’t know if that’s enough .. I have a super b complex, vitamin d and centrum multivitamin for women under 50, zinc and biotin 

19 hours ago, knitty kitty said:

Vitamin D helped me get over my night sweats.  

Vitamin D helps regulate the immune system and calms the inflammation down.  

 

I take vitamin D everyday 


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On 8/4/2022 at 10:37 AM, Ginger38 said:

Anyone else experience night sweats? 

I have been getting them more frequently. I pulled this from another post - "With all this said, my husband is actually at the doctor getting tested for celiac disease again this morning. Jeff was diagnosed last year with Sarcoidosis, which has done quite a transformation to his body. Sarcoidosis and celiac disease can be associated with one another." ....Of course like everything else the symptoms of Sarcoidosis mimic many of celiac. In addition to the night sweats I also get periodic inflammation of my lungs...dry hard cough to a point where I can't speak after days of coughing. Then it just goes away for months. But, I am always fatigued and as I said I am now getting severe night sweats. I just got blood work done so if anything comes back that might help I will let you know. So far just low zinc and moderately high homocysteine.

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