Oct 30, 2025
Heightened stress or anxiety can lead to increased adrenaline, raising body temperature and sweating during sleep.
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Some cancers, like lymphoma, can cause night sweats. Chemotherapy and hormonal therapies may also trigger them.
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This condition causes overactive sweat glands, and it can strike anytime, even while sleeping.
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Fluctuating hormone levels, especially during menopause, pregnancy, or thyroid imbalance, can trigger night sweats.
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Certain infections like tuberculosis, HIV, or endocarditis can cause persistent night sweats as the body fights off illness.
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People with diabetes may experience night sweats when blood sugar levels drop, especially after taking insulin or medications.
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Some antidepressants, diabetes medications, and pain relievers list night sweats as a side effect.
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Sometimes, the culprit is simple, warm rooms, thick bedding, or synthetic sleepwear can all trap heat and cause sweating.
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