Articles discussing hormonal causes of night sweats, such as menopause, pregnancy, andropause, low testosterone, thyroid issues, and cortisol imbalance.
Pregnancy night sweats, affecting 10-35% of pregnant women, are episodes of excessive sweating during sleep caused by hormonal changes, increased metabolism, and other factors. This article explores the causes, symptoms, treatment options, complications, and long-term effects, as well as prevention and coping strategies. By understanding and managing night sweats during pregnancy, a healthier and more comfortable experience can be achieved.
Andropause, or male menopause, is a gradual decline in testosterone levels affecting approximately 30% of men aged 50 and older. It can cause night sweats, hot flashes, and other symptoms. Understanding andropause, adopting a healthy lifestyle, and exploring treatments can help manage night sweats and improve quality of life. Consult a healthcare provider for personalized advice.