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Night Sweats


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Do you have night sweats?  

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razzle5150 Enthusiast

no never had the sweats with DH 

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I have been dealing with night sweats for about a year now, was diagnosed 2 months ago and run Gluten Free and they have completely stopped! unless i eat gluten which has happened as im still new :( but i suffer worse than sweats if i do.
I was horrible like i just got out of the shower...
But im also on Anti Depressents, Anti-Anxiety Med's and TRT all of which work against me sleeping well i have not had a decent night sleep in 2 years now. but im used to it. when the house is quiet i do some of the best thinking and catch up on TV shows without the kids and Wife annoying me :P

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