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Night sweats before and during period
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I'm 25 and have been experiencing intense nightsweats for the past year or so and they mainly happen just before my period and during my period so for about 6 days. I get completely soaked each night and have to change my pyjamas 2/3 times a night. I've been to the doctor and have been tested for TB, HIV, thyroid function, diabetes, lymphoma and testosterone level (not sure why exactly) but they all came back negative and normal. I also have had the Mirena coil for the last 8 years and am on my second coil. I know it must be something hormonal and not sure if the testosterone test would have disproved this but I'm worried I am perimenopausal. If anyone could shed any light on this that would be great. I'm really young and would love to have kids someday so I've got all my fingers and toes crossed that it's some sort of natural hormonal change that won't affect my fertility.
Thanks!
I'm 25 and have been experiencing intense nightsweats for the past year or so and they mainly happen just before my period and during my period so for about 6 days. I get completely soaked each night and have to change my pyjamas 2/3 times a night. I've been to the doctor and have been tested for TB, HIV, thyroid function, diabetes, lymphoma and testosterone level (not sure why exactly) but they all came back negative and normal. I also have had the Mirena coil for the last 8 years and am on my second coil. I know it must be something hormonal and not sure if the testosterone test would have disproved this but I'm worried I am perimenopausal. If anyone could shed any light on this that would be great. I'm really young and would love to have kids someday so I've got all my fingers and toes crossed that it's some sort of natural hormonal change that won't affect my fertility.
Thanks!
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