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night sweat

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night sweat
Etymology: AS, niht + swaetan
sweating that occurs with a nocturnal fever, as in a wasting disease like pulmonary tuberculosis.

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Q. does flaxseed work for hot flashes.is there anything else that helps? going though menopause without hormones.

A. No flaxseeds does not work. But I have found something that does work.
Remifemin (estrogen free) the box said to take two a day. I only take one a day apon waking up. It took a week for pills to stop the hot flashes and night sweats, Give it a try.

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The additional vitamin E is said to reduce night sweats and hot flashes and night sweats, which are typical complaints of those experiencing menopause.
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Many symptoms of andropause are decrease mental quickness, decrease in energy, decrease in desire for activity and exercise, decrease in muscle tone, increase in body fat, night sweats and trouble sleeping, mild to moderate irritability, depression, decrease in sex drive and decrease in sexual function.
 
 
 
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