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Re: Hot flashes not related to menopauseFrom: Jennifer (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun Nov 30 11:07:54 2003
I have sweats as well, not menopause. I think it is hormone related or epstein barr -- my sweats tend to be cold sweats though and only hot sweats in the night. If you have been running a low grade fever and are extremely tired, you might consider testing for epstein barr. Though I still think my sweats are also triggered by varying hormone levels. wish I knew more, good luck. iAt Fri, 28 Nov 2003, anonymous wrote: > >I am trying to figure out what is going on with me. I am only 26 and >have been having this horrible hot flashes and excessive sweating for a >year now. I went to doctor at least 10 times to complain about this, >but nobody seemed to know what was going on. I had blood work done but >everything seemed to be O.K. The hot flashes seem to start as a >reaction to heat, especially when I go from outside inside. They are >like intervals of extreme heat; I start to sweat all over. My forhead >is covered with sweat, my shirt, my socks and underwear are all soaked. >This goes on for about 10 minutes....goes away....but comes back in few >minutes. After this passes, I start to get chills. This has been a >horrible nightmare for me...I don't know, why is this happing. I have >always been very active and never overweight. I tried to go off the >pill (Ortho Tricyclen) for some time, but that didn't help. I just want >to know, if there is someone else out there having same problem. I am >worried about underlying cause. I had some crazy tests done (AIDS, >Thyroid) to eliminate the cause. They all came negative. Please, >someone, HELP!
-- Jennifer
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