[Lorraine Greco]

I get very warm at nighttime also.   I don’t have it as bad as you do Micki but it so annoying.  When I go  I bed, I start getting hot and have to kick off my blankets.  I feel like I should put the overhead fan on but then decide against it,knowing my husband wouldn’t like it.  We keep our bedroom at 64 degrees.  I would think that would help.   by the time I am ready to go to sleep, I am ready to go back under the covers for the rest of the night.  When this happens, my head and neck feel very hot and sweaty.  Just another part of having MS but don’t have to like it.  I never took anything for sweats during menopause.