A return of night sweats

My pulse is fine as I keep a check on my BP and pulse regularly, not taking any anti-depressants, I had a lot of blood tests a few months ago including liver and thyroid I was under a lot of stress my OH was very ill and our GP was concerned but they were all fine. I take BP meds, anti-inflammatories and Metforim for diabetes but I’ve been taking them all for years.
I think a visit to my GP is in order but I’m guessing it’s going to be a case of just putting up with it.

I am training to become a Reflexologist, now at a higher level. I have completed a basic course. The women I am treating with Menopausal symptoms have benefitted greatly from foot reflexology. Regular treatments are beneficial and actually help relieve some of the symptoms including hot flushes and night sweats. Try for yourself. I hope this advice helps.

Had my meno aged 51. It passed without me noticing, the exception being that we no longer needed to buy packs of 5.
Not even a blush, however, I've recently grown a full beard. Should I be worried?

Ok... joking apart.
I've never considered HRT. I hate anything unnatural. Not grown any facial hair, no loss of head hair, no sweats or sleepless nights.
Darn it...I should have something. I feel I'm missing out.

I have sweats in the day and at night - random. Not as bad as drenched but uncomfortable. I'm 65 and I've been having them for over 15 years.

Gabriella neither had I until about 6 months ago!
I too had a smooth menopause 10/11 yrs ago However recently hair has thinned, skin become dry, chin sprouting! I went to GP today because of racing pulse and hot flushes! Had blood test to check various hormone /thyroid levels etc. Will know results in a few days.

My GP put me on Fluoxitin . It works !

I use macca supplement it works great for me.

I would urge you to pop back and see your G.P
Then you can try alternatives, once anything medical has been ruled out x

Oh thank heavens it’s not just me then. I’m 72 and had thought I had stopped having night sweats, but they started again about 4 months ago, I’ve made an appointment to see my GP but have to wait 3 weeks as it’s not urgent.

I feel so very fortunate. I have been having hot flushes and rapid pulse for about 10 days so I phoned the GP at 8:00 and saw a doc at 9:20, had blood test and will get a text when results are back to make appt. to make another appt. to see GP again. This is not unusual service.

Hi Tanith,& Kacee I went through the menopause in my late 40's/early 50's following total hysterectomy & I had to stop taking HRT due to intolerance.
To help combat the day & night sweats I was prescribed Clonidine by my GP which really helped. After about 15 years I gradually weaned off the Clonidine and was fine until about 4 years ago when I started getting horrendous sweats both day & night. For instance, I can shower & do my hair & makeup for a night out and minutes later I start to sweat from my heat down to my feet and within seconds look a sodden mess and often my clothes are stuck to me. I have other symptoms to menopausal sweats, which include an urgent need to pee and thumping in my chest and they are far more debilitating. My GP referred me to an endocrinologist, who diagnosed Hyperhidrosis and prescribed a different drug, which does help but causes dryness in my mouth and eyes. Unfortunately for me, the mouth dryness is intensified by damaged salivary glands, so I am currently waiting for a trial of injections around my hairline.
Hyperhidrosis is very common, you might find this NHS article helpful. www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/skin-hair-and-nails/hyperhidrosis#caus s-of-hyperhidrosis

Gosh PECS, have I got that to look forward to? I hope not.
I hope your results are encouraging and a prescription sorts out your symptoms.

Thanks Gabriella ..I hope you avoid all the potential discomforts of this bloody ageing process!

I'm putting it down to drinking gallons of whole milk...well, pints anyway.
I've never seen an old cow with hot sweats...have you?

Get it checked out - always best to know the cause, if possible

Yeap. A friend of mine had those very post-menopause and it was a symptom of something, can't remember what, but nothing too serious.

Gabriella You need to get down to your local farm..they are all a bit sweaty!

I too had a relatively smooth menopause apart from bouts of depression but living here, in sometimes 34º C/91ºF heat often makes me sweat far, far more than is comfortable.

I find Sage capsules help and take 3 at a time, that's about 1000mg.
I may smell like a chicken dinner but I stop sweating within minutes.

Well now, that makes a mockery of the Meteorological service. It has snow forecast for the Northern parts of GB.

I think Bradfordlass lives in the Southern Hemisphere. Do keep up at the back GabriellaG!

I am right aren’t I BradfordLass?

Slightly off kilter but my husband is taking hormone treatment for Prostate cancer and is having horrendous night sweats so much so I have to sleep separately. He does not get any help or advice other than remarks like 'ask your wife' plus laughter. Do you think any of the suggestions on here might help him?

Not medically trained to answer that but what about looking on a Support forum specifically for prostrate issues and asking there?

Didn’t mean for that to sound like ‘ get off here!’ though. X