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You have two questions. Why sweating a lot at night? Should I go to the doctor? Moderate sweating in a dream is quite normal if the room is warm and the blanket is too thick. But if the bedroom is not hot at all, and sweat literally pours water, and this happens regularly, then it is better not to postpone the visit to the doctor. A profuse night sweat often accompanies various diseases: from a common cold to deadly ailments. Therefore, if I sweat during sleep, then it is worthwhile to play it safe and undergo an examination.
Severe sweating in a dream occurs with flu, SARS, and taking antipyretic drugs. This condition is familiar to everyone without exception and is the norm.
Sweating at night may be associated with taking medications against hypertension, any antidepressants, heart medications with nitroglycerin.
Infectious diseases are another cause of night sweats. This phenomenon is characteristic of tuberculosis, but it can also occur with osteomyelitis (bone damage), endocarditis (inflammation of the heart valves), hepatitis, AIDS.
Endocrine diseases are often accompanied by sweating in a dream. This happens when the thyroid gland dysfunction, namely, its increase. People with diabetes are experiencing severe sweating. In addition, night sweats are associated with insulin intake and a decrease in blood sugar levels. Hormonal changes in the female body during menopause lead to severe sweating at night.
Almost everyone can say to themselves: I sweat during sleep when I experience stress, anxiety and insomnia.
Increased sweat in a dream is characteristic of cancer affecting the lymphatic system.
Often, nighttime hyperhidrosis occurs with stroke, abscesses, cardiac, neurological, intestinal diseases.
Profuse sweat at night can be caused not only by illness, but also by eating fatty, spicy, salty foods, alcohol, and hot drinks before bedtime. To avoid sweating, you should not look at night to engage in intense physical labor and take a hot shower.
What to do to not sweat at night? If sweat is associated with diseases, then, definitely, be examined and treated in a medical institution. If the reason for nightly douche is then menopause, then you need to contact a gynecologist to take a course of hormone therapy.
There is such a thing as idiopathic hyperhidrosis, that is, sweating during sleep for no apparent reason. In this case, you need to take the following measures: to ventilate the bedroom well, not to do tedious affairs and not to eat just before bedtime, take a cool shower, if possible, sleep with open windows.
Traditional medicine, as always, gives many tips to help get rid of this unpleasant phenomenon. If I sweat during sleep, then I will try to use the following simple recipes.
Table vinegar helps with sweat . It is mixed with water (two parts of water are part of vinegar) and problem areas are wiped before bedtime.
People from sweating used field horsetail. To do this, the horsetail broth was mixed with vodka in a ratio of one to ten and insisted for several days, wiping sweating areas at night.
Peppermint is another remedy for hyperhidrosis. Pour boiling water over the grass, insist an hour, make lotions or baths.
Recipe with oak bark. Pour bark (one hundred grams) with water (one liter), boil for about ten minutes, allow to cool and apply to problem areas.
In order not to sweat and calm the nerves, you need to take a bath with chamomile and sea salt for the night.
A proven remedy for sweat - clary sage. Sage is poured with boiling water and insisted for an hour and a half (for three tbsp.spoons of sage - two glasses of water), strain and make lotions. Sage can be mixed with yarrow equally, pour the resulting mixture with boiling water (two tablespoons of grass - half a liter of water), leave to cool, then use for baths or compresses.
Instead of a washcloth, take two-layer cheesecloth, put in it oatmeal and salt (two tablespoons each), take a shower with such a washcloth daily without soap.