Men sweat a lot when sleeping at night

The clinical symptoms of night sweating can be divided into three types: mild, medium and severe. Some people sweat as soon as they fall asleep, some sweat after falling asleep late at night, and some sweat as soon as they close their eyes. The amount of sweating varies greatly. Let's take a look at each of them below.

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1. Most patients with mild hyperhidrosis sweat easily when they are deep in sleep, around 5 am, or 1-2 hours before waking up. The amount of sweat is small. Only after waking up, they feel a little sweat all over the body or some parts of the body. After waking up, there is no sweat again. It is generally not accompanied by discomfort.

2. For patients with mild to moderate hyperhidrosis, most of them sweat soon after falling asleep, and their sleeping clothes may even become wet. They stop sweating after waking up, and after wiping off the sweat on their body, they will not sweat again when they go back to sleep. For this type of hyperhidrosis, patients often experience a feeling of being blown away by the wind, sweating due to heat, and sometimes feel dry mouth, tongue, and throat after waking up.

3. Severe hyperhidrosis patients sweat easily. Not long after falling asleep or just closing their eyes and falling asleep, they sweat a lot at night, and they may wake up after sweating. After waking up, the sweat will stop immediately. They may sweat again when they fall asleep again. The amount of sweat is large, and the sweat often has a light salty taste, or the sweat is mixed with sweat odor. Sweating can even make the quilt wet, and it is impossible to fall asleep without changing sleeping clothes several times a night. Some severe patients can make the quilt wet. When the quilt is thin or a mat is used, the sweat can leave sweat marks on the bed frame. Such patients are often accompanied by a significant sense of being blown away, and their emotions are also mainly irritable. They feel dry mouth and thirst after sweating, and like cold water. It is usually accompanied by low fever or hot flashes, fever in the five parts of the body, flushed cheeks, dizziness, weight loss, unbearable fatigue, dark urine, small urine volume, and constipation.