What causes Excess sweating at night?

Answer 1

According to medical research, excessive sweating of face and head is believed to be a genetic (heredity) condition and can often occur, with no obvious triggers.

Though this condition is thought to be genetic, some doctors also admit that excessive facial sweating can also be aggravated by other stimulis such as foods, anxiety, medical and emotional issues like stress, depression, fear or anger.

Answer 2

Well, a number of things.

Heat, embaressment, not washing properly or using the correct deodorant.

Every person is different, so different deodorants will work better on different people.

Answer 3

Night sweats can also be caused by your emotions. A worrying, bothersome thought can immediately cause the body to respond with heat and sweat. Sweating is very common among not just women in menopause, but older women in general. My doctor says she see women in the nineties still having hot flashes.

Answer 4

Some night sweats occur during menopause. Other night sweats are an early sign of cancer. Or it may be a medication you are taking. Get it checked by a doctor.

Answer 5

Some reasons are medical. For instance - hot flashes of the entire body, or just a portion are very common with perimenopause, and menopause. That is ONE possible reason.

Answer 6

It could be you are really healthy. A healthy body would also mean healthy sweat glands. Also, some people are prone to heavy sweating.

Answer 7

Could just be hypohydrosis. Which could be your natural state. It can also sometimes be caused by Diabetes or thyroid problems.

Answer 8

dehydration