Drugs that cause Night Sweats

Drugs and night sweats, as mentioned before, sweating at night is more common than one would think. This section will discuss sweating from the stand point of night sweat triggers. In order for us to understand where the night sweats are coming from, we should understand that medications cause night sweats as well. There are several different reasons for the night sweats as related to drugs but we will not try to deeply analyze that issue.

Many of these medications can not be removed from our daily requirements and often times we can't add any other drugs to get the relief we need. Take for example ladies that go through a battle with breast cancer and have to deal with menopause at the same time. There are very few options for them when it comes to taking hot flash prevention medicines. The options that are available can increase the chances of cancer reoccurring. There is hardly anything that they can do to find relief from night sweats, that is until now.

Basically with a some medications we have a confusion in the natural cooling system of the body. The temperature regulation system is unable to stabilize. At times we are just fine and then other times we are getting hot for what ever reason. The fluctuation makes the sleeping environment unstable as well. In further sections we will look at the effects of this rise and fall and how it contributes to night sweats.

Located on the right side of this page you will see several listed. Each drug can cause night sweats or extreme sweating. What I would like for you to do is take a look at these different medications. As with the Physical Conditions, some of these medications list fever as a symptom, some come right out and say night sweats. All of these are doing the same thing; they are making people sweat at night.

 

 

 

Drugs that Cause Night Sweats

Accupril

Accutane

Altace

Ambien

Amnesteem

 Anzemet

Arava

Aricept

Aromasin

Avinza

Bextra

Black Cohosh

Biaxin-xl

Cozaar

Cymbalta

Dilaudid

Diovan

Eligard

Evoxac

Fortovase

Hormone Replacement Therapy

Oxycontin