What experts are saying about night sweats

Dr. Gunter states that vasomotor symptoms can start several years before the final period. She gives an average duration of about 7-9 years in this post, while noting some people experience them longer. She organizes the position statement into lifestyle, mind-body, prescription medication, supplement, and other categories. She discusses how the statement categorized different approaches.

Dr. Haver lists hot flashes among symptoms discussed for perimenopause and menopause. The episode also covers sleep disruption in connection with nighttime symptoms. She discusses hormone therapy and lifestyle topics in the same episode. The episode outline lists vasomotor and related symptoms among its topics.

Dr. Brighten lists hot flashes and night sweats among symptoms people may track in perimenopause. She asks listeners to note frequency, duration, and whether symptoms interrupt activities, as part of describing symptoms to a provider. She discusses hormone and non-hormone topics in the episode. She presents these topics as part of an overall discussion to review with a provider.

The TED description lists hot flashes and night sweats among menopause symptoms that she describes as starting in the brain. She presents research on changing hormone levels and brain aging in the talk. She also discusses memory, sleep, mood, and anxiety in the same talk description. This source presents a brain-focused discussion of these symptoms.

Dr. Malone states in the interview that most women have hot flashes starting in perimenopause and that they can continue for months, years, or longer after the last period. She discusses hot flashes in connection with sleep disruption and cardiovascular topics as she presents them. She also discusses menopausal hormone therapy forms and timing in the same interview. The interview is presented by Alloy for educational purposes.

Dr. Sims lists hot flushes and night sweats among symptoms described for primary ovarian insufficiency in the article. She lists vasomotor symptoms among sudden symptoms described after surgical removal of both ovaries. She discusses hormone therapy and alternatives including fezolinetant for vasomotor symptoms as topics in the article. She presents individual treatment plans as discussions with a physician.