Diverticulitis is a condition that the large intestines develop sacs or pouches that become inflamed or infected. They burst and you find blood in your stool. Once these sacs have debeloped, they will be with you for life. My mom has this condition. It does not give her cold sweats. If this is the condition you have, your Dr may have prescribed antibiotics which may have cold sweats as side effect? Chills can also be caused by infection. See your Dr ASAP.
Breaking out in a cold sweat for no appearent reason?
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for almost two months ive been having cold sweats when i sleep and just started last week feeling dizzy?? i dont know why..
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Consult a doctor and soon. Cold sweats could be from a multitude of things and add on dizziness/syncopal episodes? See a doctor; they can do diagnostic tests, run bloodwork, whatever is needed. Don't know your medical history or whether you take prescription drugs, so you should get professional advice.
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The same thing is happening to a friend of mine. did anyone give you a reason why its happening?
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I find some of your posts very similar to my problem I experienced on September 7th, I was out and about and I decided that I had waited long enough to "go", so I went and after I was finished, I felt nauseated and sick to my stomach and started sweating as if someone was pouring water over my head. My girlfriend told me I looked like I was having a heart attack but yet I wasn't having any chest pain associated with one and yes, I am male and happened upon your site by accident when I was listing symptoms of my event in google. When I found out what kind of site it was, I wanted to turn and run but I felt I should include my experience to perhaps educate you on another condition both males and females go through.... My girlfriend had someone call 911 because by that time, I was sweating profusely, she said I was turning grey and while I was sitting down if no one was there to keep me up, I would have fallen to the concrete. When the medics came, my BP plummeted to 64/40 and was transported to the hospital. To make a long story short, it wasn't a heart attack, it wasn't a heart attack, I stimulated what's called the vagus nerve, and you do that when your bladder gets too full, so my advice is next time you think you have to go, do. However my follow up visit to my doctor revealed that the trip to the ER revealed another problem which I am taking care of so everything happens for a reason.
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Happened to me a few times in life and every time for a different reason, although symptoms were the same, sweat, lightheartedness, dizziness, blacking out, weakness, and passed quickly with no consequences, although while it was going on I pretty much felt like I was having a near death experience.
First time I was about 12-13 and it was part emotional and part physical, it was really hot out, I wasn't drinking much water then, and just had a fight with a family member, and we were walking down the street in the heat and very angry at each other. I felt totally drained from it all, don't know which contributed more, but I suddenly had to sit on the ground and lean against the wall and was fighting unconsciousness. It never happened before so I thought I was dying and was scared. Paramedics came, checked me out, and said it was dehydration and also could be hormonal changes due to age.
Next it happened in my early 20's, I had bad eating habits then so attribute it to that, plus was also not drinking enough water but was taking caffeine pills at the time, and I think caffeine is not good for me and had something to do with that. I started taking better care of myself and it didn't happen again until a few years later. I passed out in a store, very weak, drenched in cold sweat, clammy, and felt all color gone from my face, blood pressure def plummeted. Was taken to a hospital, checked out, told it's dehydration, given IV fluid, and after a short while walked away fine. However, I drank enough water before it happened and the only thing was, I took some cold meds before leaving house that day, don't recall which, but guess it was something that should have been best taken when staying at home, and there might have been something in them that dehydrated me faster.
I also feel weak, faint and drained and cold sweaty in closed places with no natural air from outside and especially when there's a lot of people and I have to stand for a long time, like in line. Stores, post offices, etc. It just happened recently, I passed out in a public place like that, was drenched in sweat,paramedics didn't find anything wrong physically, blood sugar was fine, heart was fine, no dehydration even, I ate and drank enough before leaving house, so one of them said it could be social phobia or claustrophobia. I did feel better almost instantly as soon as I was taken outside and was in a fresh air.
So for anyone experiencing it there could be any reason and not necessarily physical. In my case I think I'm just very sensitive to energies and unnatural environments. Physically I always check out fine and recover fast as soon as I get out of a place where it happened. Gotta start carrying smelling salts like ladies in the olden days lol. Always a bottle of water and spray with some essential oils for sure.
Oh, also, don't know if it's a coincidence, but last time it happened I got my period the next day. In my 30's PMS symptoms have gotten really weird, sometimes there's none and sometimes something that used to never happen, like a migraine or this, so this could be a reason for someone else too, having to do with that.
To the above post, yep, I got the desire to go into deep sleep too. I think it's good and a healthy desire, what's needed for regeneration of the body and restoration of energy. When you are drained/low all kinds of activity, even just mental, will only take more out of you.
First time I was about 12-13 and it was part emotional and part physical, it was really hot out, I wasn't drinking much water then, and just had a fight with a family member, and we were walking down the street in the heat and very angry at each other. I felt totally drained from it all, don't know which contributed more, but I suddenly had to sit on the ground and lean against the wall and was fighting unconsciousness. It never happened before so I thought I was dying and was scared. Paramedics came, checked me out, and said it was dehydration and also could be hormonal changes due to age.
Next it happened in my early 20's, I had bad eating habits then so attribute it to that, plus was also not drinking enough water but was taking caffeine pills at the time, and I think caffeine is not good for me and had something to do with that. I started taking better care of myself and it didn't happen again until a few years later. I passed out in a store, very weak, drenched in cold sweat, clammy, and felt all color gone from my face, blood pressure def plummeted. Was taken to a hospital, checked out, told it's dehydration, given IV fluid, and after a short while walked away fine. However, I drank enough water before it happened and the only thing was, I took some cold meds before leaving house that day, don't recall which, but guess it was something that should have been best taken when staying at home, and there might have been something in them that dehydrated me faster.
I also feel weak, faint and drained and cold sweaty in closed places with no natural air from outside and especially when there's a lot of people and I have to stand for a long time, like in line. Stores, post offices, etc. It just happened recently, I passed out in a public place like that, was drenched in sweat,paramedics didn't find anything wrong physically, blood sugar was fine, heart was fine, no dehydration even, I ate and drank enough before leaving house, so one of them said it could be social phobia or claustrophobia. I did feel better almost instantly as soon as I was taken outside and was in a fresh air.
So for anyone experiencing it there could be any reason and not necessarily physical. In my case I think I'm just very sensitive to energies and unnatural environments. Physically I always check out fine and recover fast as soon as I get out of a place where it happened. Gotta start carrying smelling salts like ladies in the olden days lol. Always a bottle of water and spray with some essential oils for sure.
Oh, also, don't know if it's a coincidence, but last time it happened I got my period the next day. In my 30's PMS symptoms have gotten really weird, sometimes there's none and sometimes something that used to never happen, like a migraine or this, so this could be a reason for someone else too, having to do with that.
To the above post, yep, I got the desire to go into deep sleep too. I think it's good and a healthy desire, what's needed for regeneration of the body and restoration of energy. When you are drained/low all kinds of activity, even just mental, will only take more out of you.
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Progesteril is a great alternative to prescription meds to treat menopausal symptoms. I started on Menoquil several years ago when I started having night sweats. I haven’t had a night sweat in so long. I added Progesteril to help me with the mood swings I was starting to have. It has made the world of difference. Would recommend both products to any one going through menopause
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Yep, you are not alone girl. I have had this a lot. It is quite sort of scary and annoying. Could be to do with stress like the other girls have said. 
