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Re: sleep difficultiesFrom: Janice (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 25 Aug 2000 11:59:58 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 21 Aug 2000, kelly wrote: > >I am confused a bit. I have been occasionally waking with a very hot >head especially at night, with some sweating but that seems confined to >my neck, shoulders, and breasts. I am not drenched in sweat and don't >have to change clothes or sheets. Still, I feel uncomfortable. It >lasts about 15 minutes and then I am able to rest again. Putting a >facecloth on my face helps. Does anyone know of a medication that will >assist this? How do I explain this to my boyfriend, and how do I know >that it isn't a fever? I am going to the doc again, we are working on >this.. I could just use some support. Thanks. I'm not sure how to explain it to others, but I have experienced the same thing -- even in the daytime. If someone at work asks if I'm okay, I say,'Yeah, it's a hormonal thing!' and let it go at that. It doesn't happen as often to me since I've been able to get some control over my PCOS symptoms, but I can't pinpoint any one thing that has helped. GOod Luck!
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