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Post op night sweats and body getting very hot

I'm at day 15 post op and for the last 4-5 nights I wake up 2-3 times a night drenched in sweat. I get up change my pjs and the sheets and go back to bed only to repeat 2 more times about 2 hours later.

Something else that is really odd. I have noticed that twice while i was asleep I ended up with a regular sized pillow on my chest (Once) and once on my stomach. the area under the pillow was very hot both internally and to the touch of the skin.. Almost burning up hot. Any ideas why the small pressure of a small pillow would cause the body to create such heat?

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Could it be hormones that are changing? Hormones are stored in fat and when we lose weight, hormones are released and can do these things.

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