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Night sweats

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    • January 6, 2017 at 5:18 pm
    Shaneswife
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      Is there anything a person can do to control night sweats? Since hubby started the dabrafenib and tramentinib he’s having awful night sweats.

      Janis

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        • January 6, 2017 at 8:15 pm
        Ange
        Participant

          I had night sweats on those drugs as well. I took the combo for 11 months. I didn't find anything that reduced the sweating. Lots of fresh pjs and frequent bed changes. I also added an electric blanket to my bed so that when I was soaked and freezing, I could warm up faster.

          • January 6, 2017 at 8:15 pm
          Ange
          Participant

            I had night sweats on those drugs as well. I took the combo for 11 months. I didn't find anything that reduced the sweating. Lots of fresh pjs and frequent bed changes. I also added an electric blanket to my bed so that when I was soaked and freezing, I could warm up faster.

            • January 6, 2017 at 8:15 pm
            Ange
            Participant

              I had night sweats on those drugs as well. I took the combo for 11 months. I didn't find anything that reduced the sweating. Lots of fresh pjs and frequent bed changes. I also added an electric blanket to my bed so that when I was soaked and freezing, I could warm up faster.

              • January 8, 2017 at 12:48 pm
              maperny
              Participant

                Sorry about the night sweats.  My husband has this also.  A friend has just recommended Wicked Sheets and bed clothes to us.  

                Home

                Not tried ourselves yet but our friend (who has a different type of cancer but suffers badly from night sweats) swears by them.

                Hope he gets some relief soon

                Maria

                • January 8, 2017 at 12:48 pm
                maperny
                Participant

                  Sorry about the night sweats.  My husband has this also.  A friend has just recommended Wicked Sheets and bed clothes to us.  

                  Home

                  Not tried ourselves yet but our friend (who has a different type of cancer but suffers badly from night sweats) swears by them.

                  Hope he gets some relief soon

                  Maria

                  • January 8, 2017 at 12:48 pm
                  maperny
                  Participant

                    Sorry about the night sweats.  My husband has this also.  A friend has just recommended Wicked Sheets and bed clothes to us.  

                    Home

                    Not tried ourselves yet but our friend (who has a different type of cancer but suffers badly from night sweats) swears by them.

                    Hope he gets some relief soon

                    Maria

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