Joined: 02 Aug 2007 Posts: 2 Location: Edmond Oklahoma
During Sleep My Body Temperature Rise to the 100's Posted: 08-02-07 12:04pm
Dose anyone else have this? I have
metioned it over the years to my Doctors,
but I guess they thought I was not telling
the truth or it was no big deal.
Not to mention it makes it hard to sleep
with another person. I am afraid of that
spontanious combustion thing. But no one
seems to even give a crap that this is
happening to me and always has.
Weather you believe me or not, My
temperature has gotten as high as 105 wile
I was asleep. My first husband complained
constantly of my body heat wile asleep so
he started charting my temperature wile I
was asleep. It always got into the
hundreds.
I am healthy and happy with no complaints
with the exception of worry over that
combustion thing, But is this normal?
I also Get cold very very easily I do not
break a sweat until the temperature hits
over 90 and I am very comfortable in high
heat. Is this all combined?
Am I just built different? and why do Drs
seem to just egnor my questions over the
subject.
Dose anyone even have an explanation for
me?
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Yanceyam
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Joined: 12 Aug 2007 Posts: 2
Body Temp Over 100 Posted: 08-12-07 22:54pm
My husband's temp also gets extremely hot
while he sleeps. I think it is because of
the chemicals that he works around and
that he works in extremely high heat, like
130 degree temps. However, it also turned
out that he had hypertension and his blood
pressure rises a lot when he gets hotter.
Also perhaps you are having high aniexty.
Hope this helps.
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sydney620
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Joined: 13 Apr 2008 Posts: 1
body is like a furnace while sleeping Posted: 04-13-08 08:07am
I have this, too. It actually started for
me after getting lipo a few years ago. I
don't know if that is related, but my
husband complains about how hot I get
while I am sleeping and sometimes I wake
up with a headache. I would love to hear
why it happens since I am starting to get
very concerned. I read that a thyroid
test might help, so I am going to see if
that is the cause.
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billy01
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Joined: 14 May 2008 Posts: 1
Intense Nightsweats and High Body Temperature during Sleep Posted: 05-14-08 11:13am
Hello,
my boyfriend gets severe nightsweats and
his body temperature is extremely high
while he sleeps. Even if the room
temperature is at 68F and without a
blanket he sweats excessivley. He gets so
warm at night that even I start to sweat,
which I never do while sleeping. This
makes it very difficult to get a
goodnights rest when he stays over but
more importantly I am concerned about his
health. He recently started on blood
pressure medication, which keeps his bp in
the normal range. Otherwise he is a very
fit and healthy person.
Does anyone know what the possible causes
could be and how to solve this problem?
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sincyn
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Joined: 19 Jun 2008 Posts: 1
Night time sweating Posted: 06-19-08 19:09pm
Hello all, I see there are plenty of
people that are familiar with this, but no
one has answers huh?
TammyokCity...everything you
described...my husband goes through. I
decided to Google it, and came across your
posting. He sweats profusely at night time
and during the day he never sweats. We
live in FL and I sweat the minute I walk
out the door. He does labor work in 95
degree weather and doesn’t sweat. Come
night time when it’s 70 degrees, under a
blanket, with barely any cloth on, he gets
so hot, and sweats so bad, that in the
middle of the night he has to put a towel
underneath him.
Hopefully someone will post some answers
soon. Thank you for sharing.
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cilantro4062
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Joined: 12 Jul 2008 Posts: 1
Body Temp Rise during sleep Posted: 07-12-08 06:10am
Mine does as well. As a matter of fact,
this morning I woke up and could actually
feel the heat, and had to turn the
temperature down a few degrees until I
cooled off. I have had my ex husband and
a previous boyfriend say I generated so
much heat, I must be sick. Every thing I
have googled has said body temp decreases
during sleep. Mine doesnt though. Have
no idea why. While I am older, this isnt
night menopausal sweats since I have been
this way since I can remember. I guess I
will still keep looking. My heat was so
high this morning, I decided to google
again and found these posts!
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hlkerr84
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Jul 2008 Posts: 1
Radioactive Mode Posted: 07-15-08 19:04pm
This same thing happens to me just about
every night. My fiance likes to tell me
that I go "radioactive" at night as soon
as I fall asleep. I have no clue what
causes it and I came across this forum
when I was trying to get some ideas...
The strange thing about it is that I am
actually a very cold natured person. I
take very hot showers that to me seem
luke-warm & comfy but to my fiance is
scalding & painful. I will even wear
a sweater jacket in 70-degree weather.
But as soon as I go to sleep, my body
temperature just skyrockets. My fiance
says it feels like heat is radiating off
my body and sometimes its actually
bothersome to him. I will wake up in the
middle of the night with all the covers
kicked off. I even have to run fans in
the room so that I will be able to make it
through the entire night comfortably,
otherwise I'll wake up numerous times due
to feeling so hot.
Does anyone have any clue what this is
from? And what can stop it? I've never
mentioned it to a doctor before, but maybe
someone out there has found a solution?
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