Hormone Symptoms
Throwing covers off at 2 AM, changing pyjamas, waking your partner. Night sweats are almost always a hormonal or metabolic signal — and they respond well when you treat the right driver.
Serving Lowell, Fayetteville, Rogers, Bentonville, Springdale & Bella Vista — Northwest Arkansas
Falling estrogen (peri/menopause), low progesterone, thyroid swings, late-evening alcohol, blood sugar crashes, andropause in men, and sometimes SSRIs or infections. The pattern of the sweats — early night, middle night, drenching vs damp — points us at the cause.
Estradiol, progesterone, FSH, testosterone, full thyroid, fasting glucose and insulin, and a wearable look at sleep stages when relevant.
Bioidentical estrogen and oral progesterone at night are first-line for menopausal sweats. We also fix thyroid, stabilise glucose, and clean up evening triggers. Most women see major improvement in the first cycle.
FAQ
No. Thyroid, low blood sugar, alcohol, andropause and infections also cause them. Testing tells us which.
Often, yes — especially in perimenopause. Oral micronised progesterone at bedtime is a sleep and sweat workhorse.
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