Nightly Sweats due to Omicron

Bada bing with the saline solution in the nasal cavities OP

Memory foam mattresses cause night sweats. just sayin.

Hantavirus will cause severe night sweats too...The Pituitary gland watches about every three molecules of blood as it passes through. If it detects a potential threat to the brain, your body will purge to prevent it from passing the blood Brain barrier...

Agree

I sneezed more than two times in about ten situations amd I sweath the bed...DRENCHED the bed five times in eight days.

That was it. OVER.

No fever.

No chills.

No snot.

No loss of taste nor smell.

No congestion.

No belly issues.

No blood squirting from my none, eyes, ears, throat.

No sudden spazzouts.

No sudden urge to eat brainz.

No spontaneous glitching out.

That's sweat from body heat, but night sweats from illness are cold sweats and only occur when you are completely under...Then you wake up in a cold miserable puddle of water...

I haven’t gone anywhere or been around anyone the last 3 days. Strange I had fever and body ache New Year’s Eve. It went away after advil, but came back last night. Then woke up drenched in sweat. Gonna get the neti out

OMG you're gonna DIE from the sniffles before your transition is ready?
Oh you poor thing!

HIV also give you night sweats. Sorry op

I think those sweats are preferable to the egg sweats.

You ruined another monitor.

Has OP or anybody reading this post experienced dizziness that comes when laying down or going from laying down to standing up in regards to possible omicron?

Candida is the cause.

Your immune system fights everything else. Then Candida goes wild.

Yes. purging, sweating is a good thing.

People often wake up and feel better after getting changed into dry clothes...But generally it begins to build again and you will likely suffer several episodes of night sweats...

Dude the thing was a joke. I never tested positive for it but my extended family that stayed with us during the holiday break got it tested positive and we shared the same cars, travel to a major resort and back and all of us got the same illness. We all beat it we were unvaccinated extended family was double vaccinated. We all had omicron. Ironically I think it was about equal in response for adults unvaccinated and vaccinated actually I'd say slightly worse for the vaccinated. Mine unvaccinated lasted about 3 days, vaccinated family about 5 days. Mine was 2 days hard, and then it was just congestion that had to go away. It's not that bad. Just take Benadryl and milk and it goes away.

Zinc, Quercetin helepd as well.

Happens if you quit smoking

Avoid Arabic coffee, it has strange effects on your hart in the middle of the night while you sleep

TB (Tuberculosis has people swimming at night and coughing up blood when it gets bad.)

It's legit, I've never had night sweats like last night, soaked to fuck like I'd had a session with a super squirter.

No temperature
Mild congestion
Slightly throat pain
Chest infection
Joint aches
Massively disrupted sleeping pattern generally

there is no such thing as a blood brain barrier

You're joking? I hope...


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Being uneducated doesn't make you stupid, but calling me a liar does...

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Hmmmm…. Those days when BRIEF doesn’t sound like BRIEF.

They make cooling ones now. It's like sleeping on an iceberg!

I'm an odd individual lol

I can speak with doctors and experts on their level, what sounds like a foreign language to most people, and I can act the clown with a twist of mischief...and most anything in between...

I woke up Wednesday night with the sweats. Have been taking Ivermectin and everything else such as D, C, Zinc, Elderberry, colloidal silver, THC, CBD, etc since then and haven’t really felt bad at all.

Yes but wasn’t sure if that was because I was really high or hungover still.

I am not joking but i should have been more precise with my words. i meant there is no such thing as the blood brain barrier in which you describe it.

in other words things dont "pass through" the barrier in the way you describe.

People have been having night sweats since the dawn of time.

Smh


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