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  • Yes your operation made a change in you, could you be experiecing the other big change of womanhood? Sure sounds menopausal , only other thing that comes to my ever- whirling brain is the Biggie CANCE

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Yes your operation made a change in you, could you be experiecing the other big change of womanhood? Sure sounds menopausal , only other thing that comes to my ever- whirling brain is the Biggie CANCER and I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy, no maybe I would but I wouldn't wish that on You. Best get it checked out,my dear.

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I had the operation in October 2016 and night sweats started 6 months ago. I am past menopause so that is not the issue. My endocrinolgist believes it is from inflammation in my abdomen. Going to see a internal medicine doctor.

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Prior to surgery I had Idiopathic hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating for several years. Shortly after surgery this condition went away. I am now 5 years post-op and that condition is no longer a problem.

This weblink list 10 causes of night sweats. http://www.activebeat.co/your-health/10-common-medical-causes-of-night-sweats/ #4 and #10 look interesting. Do you have other symptoms that pair with these conditions. Many people develop a condition called reactive hypoglycemia after bariatric surgery.

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