Awakened by sweats

jaxdasher

This might disgust people but I need opinions. This is usual to me. I get waken up in sweats every time I have vivid dreams (be it good or bad). Its gotten to the point where I always leave the window open to always keep me cool. I wake up right after a dream and have to strip my top off to cool down. I don't consider myself overweight but I'm not exactly fit either. Maybe its my diet or I don't know what other factors there are.

1ZRed

Awh, you're finally at that age. They're called wet dreams, OP

Boombastic

jaxdasher wrote: »

This might disgust people but I need opinions. This is usual to me. I get waken up in sweats every time I have vivid dreams (be it good or bad). Its gotten to the point where I always leave the window open to always keep me cool. I wake up right after a dream and have to strip my top off to cool down. I don't consider myself overweight but I'm not exactly fit either. Maybe its my diet or I don't know what other factors there are.

Are you sure the liquid you are covered in is sweat?:pac:

1ZRed

Boombastic wrote: »

Are you sure the liquid you are covered in is sweat?:pac:

Ah here, I came first with that suggestion! :P

Thrill

1ZRed wrote: »

Ah here, I came first with that suggestion! :P

Was it that good?

1ZRed

Thrill wrote: »

Was it that good?

Meh, I got a thrill out of it anyway



/best be getting my coat I think

Boombastic

1ZRed wrote: »

Meh, I got a thrill out of it anyway



/best be getting my coat I think

You always come first:mad:


:pac:

Thrill

1ZRed wrote: »

Meh, I got a thrill out of it anyway



/best be getting my coat I think

Just kidding.What I meant was, the suggestion was so good, you came.

Originally Posted by 1ZRed
Ah here, I came first with that suggestion!

ColeTrain

Knock the dreaming on the head for a few days perhaps. Sounds like you're doing way too much.

1ZRed

Boombastic wrote: »

You always come first:mad:


:pac:

Sir, you forget yourself. I am a gentleman

Thrill wrote: »

Just kidding.What I meant was, the suggestion was so good, you came.

No shít Sherlock, I intended it to mean that

Thrill

1ZRed wrote: »

Sir, you forget yourself. I am a gentleman



No shít Sherlock, I intended it to mean that

Doh!

1ZRed

Thrill wrote: »

Doh!

Looks like AH isn't the sharpest this time of night

jaxdasher

Haha I'm way past that age. Yea its geniune sweat. Either that or its ectoplasm everywhere!

Ihatecuddles-old

I love getting sweaty in bed.

kneemos

jaxdasher wrote: »

This might disgust people but I need opinions. This is usual to me. I get waken up in sweats every time I have vivid dreams (be it good or bad). Its gotten to the point where I always leave the window open to always keep me cool. I wake up right after a dream and have to strip my top off to cool down. I don't consider myself overweight but I'm not exactly fit either. Maybe its my diet or I don't know what other factors there are.

I googled night sweats op and I suggest you do the same very interesting.

Thrill

1ZRed wrote: »

Looks like AH isn't the sharpest this time of night

Its well past my bedtime. Think I'll go now in fact.

OP, talk to your doctor. Could be that its nothing, but get it checked out anyway. My 2 cents.

Night.

jaxdasher

kneemos wrote: »

I googled night sweats op and I suggest you do the same very interesting.

Thanks. It's funny though first thing I see is menopause. Lol. Time to tell my rents that they actually have a daughter.

Bad Santa

I get that if I eat dairy, especially cheddar cheese.

Also, if I eat some really crap battery farm "value" chicken, I get similar.

It's horrible, far worse even that the dreaded delirium tremens.

fasttalkerchat

I had this for a few nights in a row after having the flu. Someone suggested drinking a tonne of water. Seemed counter intuitive to me and hard to know if it helped but no problems now.

Boombastic

Bad Santa wrote: »

I get that if I eat dairy, especially cheddar cheese.

Also, if I eat some really crap battery farm "value" chicken, I get similar.

It's horrible, far worse even that the dreaded delirium tremens.

Menopause or night sweats?

fishy fishy

get yourself checked for diabetes - sounds like the symptoms for type 2

BraziliaNZ

Do you drink much? I was binge drinking last thursday and friday and then some recovery booze on saturday and I spent Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday night, absolutely ringing wet from sweat, like I'd been hosed down every night. Last night was the first night I slept properly without any sweat so I really need to lay off the booze ffs.

Lionel Messy

Walk out the front door of your house with no top on and cool down for a couple of minutes. It helps and is quite refreshing. No one will see you at night.

ArtyC

This is happening to me for the last week. I've been reading Stephen king's the stand......maybe that's it

zero19

fishy fishy wrote: »

get yourself checked for diabetes - sounds like the symptoms for type 2

All jokes aside this is good advice.

antodeco

I read it as 'Awakened by sweets'

fishy fishy

zero19 wrote: »

All jokes aside this is good advice.

night sweats, nightmares are all symptoms of having type 2 diabetes - it is when your blood sugars go down during the night (you are probably keeping them very high during the day by eating the wrong things) and during they night they drop - need to get it checked out

MurdyWurdy

zero19 wrote: »

All jokes aside this is good advice.

Agreed - night sweats are symptoms of a lot of things so if I were you I'd get it checked out by a doctor.

OldGoat

Get a Chillow. Got one of these for my daughter as a joke and it turns out to be brilliant.
http://www.chillow.co.uk/2010/template/index.php?content=options

squod

jaxdasher wrote: »

This is usual to me. I get waken up in sweats every time I have vivid dreams

Guilty conscience. Do you have any unusual sexual fantasies you'd like to talk about?

jaxdasher

Ok thanks everyone. This has happened to me for a very long time. And now that I think about it. Diabetes is rampant at my mother's side and has taken 2 of my uncles and my cousin. I do randomly get crippling pains at my right lower leg now and then. I usually can tell when the pain comes and I get something bite on. Ill go see a GP when I can. Thank you again.

jaxdasher

squod wrote: »

Guilty conscience. Do you have any unusual sexual fantasies you'd like to talk about?

Yes I have alot of sexual fantasies. No I do not feel guilty about them one bit. I tell my friends all about it in excruciating detail.

Lionel Messy

jaxdasher wrote: »

Yes I have alot of sexual fantasies. No I do not feel guilty about them one bit. I tell my friends all about it in excruciating detail.

Tell me.

Ava_e

OldGoat wrote: »

Get a Chillow. Got one of these for my daughter as a joke and it turns out to be brilliant.
http://www.chillow.co.uk/2010/template/index.php?content=options

Seconding the chillow, I got this cause I suffer from migraines, it stays cold all night. Have been using it for the last few nights as well to keep cool. I can't open the window for the last few nights due to gale force winds, the clothes line is already 3 gardens away.

squod

jaxdasher wrote: »

Yes I have alot of sexual fantasies. No I do not feel guilty about them one bit. I tell my friends all about it in excruciating detail.

Obviously not good enough. As a favour I could come 'round and film them in Hi-Def. Then we could have a few cans, watch them on the TV and discuss them further.


Sound good?

jaxdasher

jaxdasher wrote: »

Haha I'm way past that age. Yea its geniune sweat. Either that or its ectoplasm everywhere!

From that spooky ghost!

jaxdasher

squod wrote: »

Obviously not good enough. As a favour I could come 'round and film them in Hi-Def. Then we could have a few cans, watch them on the TV and discuss them further.


Sound good?

Cool.

No homo.

Chemical Burn

jaxdasher wrote: »

Maybe its my diet or I don't know what other factors there are.

Maybe it's time you went to a Doctor and stopped asking for medical advice on the biggest farce of a forum on boards :P

bill buchanan

OldGoat wrote: »

Get a Chillow. Got one of these for my daughter as a joke and it turns out to be brilliant.
http://www.chillow.co.uk/2010/template/index.php?content=options

any idea where I can get one of these in Dublin? I'm going away to very hot climes on wednesday so won't have time to order one online.

tony007

jaxdasher wrote: »

This might disgust people but I need opinions. This is usual to me. I get waken up in sweats every time I have vivid dreams (be it good or bad). Its gotten to the point where I always leave the window open to always keep me cool. I wake up right after a dream and have to strip my top off to cool down. I don't consider myself overweight but I'm not exactly fit either. Maybe its my diet or I don't know what other factors there are.

Have you been stressed lately/ Did something significant happen to you recently?

Bench Press

do you drink much?

jugger0

Ive woken up soaked in sweat before (no i didnt pee myself) it was so bad i had to change clothes have a shower and change the sheets, its happened about 5 times in my life, no idea why but its fairly weird, am i dying?

kfallon

jugger0 wrote: »

Ive woken up soaked in sweat before (no i didnt pee myself) it was so bad i had to change clothes have a shower and change the sheets, its happened about 5 times in my life, no idea why but its fairly weird, am i dying?

No you just left the heating on all night :P

WoollyRedHat

Awakened by sweets would be more peculiar.

Ruudi_Mentari

Is what happens when some sleepy subforums mod is stirred by an actual post

OldGoat

bill buchanan wrote: »

any idea where I can get one of these in Dublin? I'm going away to very hot climes on wednesday so won't have time to order one online.

Sorry, can't help. I got it online and delivered to Belfast - UK only delivery site :rolleyes:

donegal_road

jaxdasher wrote: »

Ok thanks everyone. This has happened to me for a very long time. And now that I think about it. Diabetes is rampant at my mother's side and has taken 2 of my uncles and my cousin. I do randomly get crippling pains at my right lower leg now and then. I usually can tell when the pain comes and I get something bite on. Ill go see a GP when I can. Thank you again.

this might be of interest to you. I watched it last year, I dont have diabetes but I still found this documentary interesting

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX61fqV5oQI