Night Sweats

Night sweats are defined as episodes of excessive perspiration that occur during sleep, often causing disruption and waking the sleeper in a drenched state. Night sweats are more than just a nuisance—they can be indicative of underlying health conditions, such as infection, endocrine disorders, and cancer. Certain lifestyle factors such as anxiety and diet can also lead to night sweats. Treatment and prevention of night sweats include lifestyle modifications, such as reducing anxiety and limiting caffeine and alcohol, as well as medical interventions, such as medications and hormone therapy.

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