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Putting my hand up here, but mine don't always wait until night time.

Mine is definitely peri-menopausal but I had thought I was through that. Oh well, apparently not.

When I mentioned the sweats to my doctor, she suggested Evening Primrose Oil which is a very effective herbal remedy for menopausal symptoms, and I must admit I've had marked relief since starting the capsules.

Do you take narcotic pain relief, because I was also led to believe that taking long term pain killers can sometimes lead to night sweats. mrsD should be able to tell you if that's true or not.
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