Anyone experiencing hot flashes and night sweats (non menopausal) lately?

Same here.. getting about 12 hours sleep everyday.. I have all the symptoms of radiation poisoning!

OP. Could be thyroid but COULD be early menopause. I always had erratic menstrual cycles since the age of 25 and weird ovarian pain. By 40 I started having flashes and night sweats. By 42 I was DONE. FSH (look it up) confirmed my egg producing days were over. So get the thyroid check and your FSH level checked. Early menopause happens. If neither of those explains your symptoms then yeah..Google the ascension symptoms.

Same symptoms.. I live in Central California..

Explanation from experience: A Hot Flash is like all of a sudden a fire has been lit inside and is heating you up from the inside out. It feels like you are going to spontaneously combust. You could walk into a freezer and it still wouldn't cool you off. Most last from 15 seconds up to two minutes. Sometimes if you are prone to blushing your face and body turns red and you get goose bumps.

Night Sweating is when you get a Hot Flash but additionally you break out in a deep sweat. Usually on the back of the neck, back of knees, under and between breasts and underarms. It is not pretty. After a night sweat you often cool off quickly and get chilled. It is a viscous cycle.

Woke up at 1:00 am to let the dog out, was covered in sweat last night. This has never happened before, the dog did her thing in under a minute, thats a first also, she couldn't get back in the house fast enough.

THIS. I've had this on and off for the last few years... it's particularly intense lately and since I had it way before Fukushima, I believe it is not in any way a symptom of radiation poisoning or other nastyness.. The 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. have something to do with "sidereal time" and the ways that the cosmic rays penetrate the earth's atmosphere at those angles at those times...I read an explanation once but have forgotten the details.

Symptoms of rapid pineal gland activation is what I believe it is.... natural and beneficial in fact, if occasionally uncomfortable. Sometimes it's weird that only my pillow will be soaked,,, as if all the energy/heat is concentrated in my head... Other times, it's a whole body thing. Nothing to be afraid of though.

Thank you for this post (reply).. This is why I appreciate GLP..

I've been having them also, but I started menopause early. I've had them off and on for over 10 years. I hate them, but also found out it depends on what I eat and drink. I definitely know that chocolate will cause it to start and stress is also a big part of it...

I was wondering if it was the smart meter on your house that take a reading 4 times a dsy.

4 times a day

It would be interesting to hear from men who work outside all day (construction sites). If they too are getting these symptoms then we start to narrow down the source. Also, would be interesting to hear from peeps in other countries? Or, is this a North American phenomena?

I live in the midwest and have been having these night seats for some time.

I take my temperature regulary and my healthy tmeperature is 95.7 to 96.2 instead of 98.6. I am treating my thyroid with supplements.

I do have some of the other symptoms of radiation posioning.

Take your temperature and see what you get. My guess is that no matter what part of the country (US) that you live in, Fukishima has damaged your thyroid like it has mine.

I live in the midwest and have been having these night seats for some time.

I take my temperature regulary and my healthy tmeperature is 95.7 to 96.2 instead of 98.6. I am treating my thyroid with supplements.

I do have some of the other symptoms of radiation posioning.

Take your temperature and see what you get. My guess is that no matter what part of the country (US) that you live in, Fukishima has damaged your thyroid like it has mine.

this has been happening to me for years, I am 50 and have chalked it up to forever menopause. :) But i live in the desert sw and i spend a lot of time in the sun everyday.

I am currently sleeping with a fan on all night and open window, the low gets down to 40 and my room is an icebox, but twice a night, same time as everyone else (3ish and 6ish) I wake up covered in sweat. I throw off the covers sometimes get up and take the dogs outside to give the bed a chance to cool down, get back in bed freezing my ass off.

I take menopausal herbs and have been, which helped with irritability and insomnia, but the night sweats do NOT let up.

Now stay with me here because this is important to this discussion. I currently do not work so spend much time outdoors, and except for a brief period of 8 months I have not worked out of the home..in the last several years..during that 8 months I worked at the DA's office and was inside a huge building ALL DAY. Literally did not go outside and was so tired when I got home did not sit out in the sun.

I remember not being woken up during the night like now in sweats.......if I had been waking up sweating like I do now I would have been a zombie at work.

This is all very strange and I had been contemplating solar radiation because I do spend a lot of time in the sun, everyday. I am going to stay indoors as much as possible the next few days and see if the sweats let up.

so happy to read everyone else having these....thanks OP

bump!

Yes. 37 yo male

In fact, I completely drenched the sheets last night : ( I hate that.

I wanted to update my last post on this thread (above not signed in).. (glad to see it's back up) My symptoms have subsided.. (mostly) just occasional sweats..not every night..and not as severe.. It's a 2 month thing.. At least for me.. so hang in there..

yep to nearly all of the symptoms mentioned in this thread

wtf?